Change TimeOnly.ToClockNotation to accept culture

[RenNagasaki]

There are cases where your UI culture is not the culture you want to get the clock notation for. Added the functionality for that.
Existing implementations should not be influenced.

For me the problematic part is: I use the DefaultTimeOnlyToClockNotationConverter for english clock notation but my UI culture is 'de-DE'. I get for 08:15 -> 'a quarter past acht' instead of 'a quarter past eight'

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[hangy]

The first line of every file you modified seems to be changed. Is this a modified BOM? I'm not sure if there's a preferred version in the project, but you might want to check this.

[RenNagasaki]

All I know is I didn't actually touch that part. 🤔
Has VS some kind of default setting? If yes then that's what changed.
I don't see any problems happening here though and kinda don't know how I could change that. Git inside VS doesn't show them as changed.