Limit February 29 date conversion only to years before common transition to Gregorian

h2/src/main/org/h2/util/LocalDateTimeUtils.java

@@ -502,7 +502,7 @@ public class LocalDateTimeUtils {
         try {
             return LOCAL_DATE_OF_YEAR_MONTH_DAY.invoke(null, year, month, day);
         } catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
-            if (month == 2 && day == 29) {
+            if (year <= 1500 && (year & 3) == 0 && month == 2 && day == 29) {
                 // If proleptic Gregorian doesn't have such date use the next day
                 return LOCAL_DATE_OF_YEAR_MONTH_DAY.invoke(null, year, 3, 1);
             }

h2/src/test/org/h2/test/jdbc/TestPreparedStatement.java

@@ -651,12 +651,30 @@ public class TestPreparedStatement extends TestBase {
          * Check that date that doesn't exist in proleptic Gregorian calendar can be
          * read as a next date.
          */
+        prep.setString(1, "1500-02-29");
+        rs = prep.executeQuery();
+        rs.next();
+        localDate2 = rs.getObject(1, LocalDateTimeUtils.LOCAL_DATE);
+        assertEquals(LocalDateTimeUtils.parseLocalDate("1500-03-01"), localDate2);
+        rs.close();
+        prep.setString(1, "1400-02-29");
+        rs = prep.executeQuery();
+        rs.next();
+        localDate2 = rs.getObject(1, LocalDateTimeUtils.LOCAL_DATE);
+        assertEquals(LocalDateTimeUtils.parseLocalDate("1400-03-01"), localDate2);
+        rs.close();
         prep.setString(1, "1300-02-29");
         rs = prep.executeQuery();
         rs.next();
         localDate2 = rs.getObject(1, LocalDateTimeUtils.LOCAL_DATE);
         assertEquals(LocalDateTimeUtils.parseLocalDate("1300-03-01"), localDate2);
         rs.close();
+        prep.setString(1, "-0100-02-29");
+        rs = prep.executeQuery();
+        rs.next();
+        localDate2 = rs.getObject(1, LocalDateTimeUtils.LOCAL_DATE);
+        assertEquals(LocalDateTimeUtils.parseLocalDate("-0100-03-01"), localDate2);
+        rs.close();
         /*
          * Check that date that doesn't exist in traditional calendar can be set and
          * read with LocalDate and can be read with getDate() as a next date.