CronExpression.IsSatisfiedBy returns false when the DateTime that's being checked is during the hour of the local DST change

[nikolaziv99]

When trying to find the first DateTime in the timespan that doesn't match the provided cron expression using the CronExpression.IsSatisfiedBy method, the evaluation returns a false negative result when it stumbles upon the hour when the local DST is being changed. In my case, I used the cron expression which should be valid for every second in the month of October, so * * * ? 10 * *. When it gets to October 29th at 1AM UTC, it returns a false result, even though it should be true because it's still October.

Version used

Quartz.NET 3.7.0

To Reproduce

DateTime october1st = new DateTime(2023, 10, 01).ToUniversalTime();
DateTimeOffset? currentDateTime = new DateTimeOffset(october1st);

var dateIncrement = october1st;

while (dateIncrement < october1st.AddMonths(2))
{
    var standbyCronExpression = new CronExpression("* * * ? 10 * *");

    var matched = standbyCronExpression.IsSatisfiedBy(currentDateTime.Value);

    if (matched)
    {
        dateIncrement = dateIncrement.AddMinutes(1);
        currentDateTime = dateIncrement.ToUniversalTime();
    }
    else
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Not matched! " + currentDateTime.Value);
        Console.ReadKey();
    }
}

Expected behavior

The expected behavior in this case would be to get this output " Not matched! 31.10.2023. 23:00:00 +00:00 " which is equivalent to 01.11.2023. 00:00:00 in my local time zone (GMT+1), but instead I get Not matched! 29.10.2023. 01:00:00 +00:00.