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IntlDateFormatter::parse(), localtime() and parseToCalendar() passed the PHP byte offset to ICU, which expects a UTF-16 code-unit position, and returned ICU's position unchanged. With multibyte text before the date, parsing started at the wrong place and the returned offset was too small. Convert the offset in both directions as phpGH-23094 did for NumberFormatter, and reject an offset that splits a UTF-8 sequence. A returned position inside a surrogate pair, which a partially matched literal can produce, maps to the start of that character. The offset helpers move into intl_convert.c and NumberFormatter now uses them too.
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IntlDateFormatter::parse(), localtime() and parseToCalendar() handed the PHP byte offset straight to ICU, which counts UTF-16 code units, so any multibyte text before the date made parsing start in the wrong place and the returned offset come back short (an emoji prefix parsed "2017-10-12" as year 17). This converts the offset both ways the same way GH-23094 did for NumberFormatter.