- gap filling keeps indicators on a continuous series, but put the previous session's open, high and low under an unsettled bar's date
- load_ohlcv takes fill_gaps, and the snapshot reads the frame as reported
- a newest bar with no close made load_ohlcv reject the whole frame, so the
routing layer answered with its no-data sentinel: the caller lost the entire
price history and was told the symbol may be invalid, delisted or not
covered, when only the latest session had not settled
- treat a closeless newest bar as an unsettled session instead. The gap fill
already drops it, here and mid-series alike, so the frame ends at the last
settled bar; only a range with no close anywhere is still no data
- the staleness check keeps deciding whether what remains is recent enough, so
falling back cannot resurrect a long-dead series
- log which bars had no close and which date is being used as the latest close
- the latest in-range bar with a NaN close was dropped before the curr_date
cutoff, so the previous trading day looked like the latest; dates were also
compared without timezone normalization
- normalize bar dates and curr_date to naive midnight (per element, so 5-year
ranges spanning DST and non-US positive-offset markets keep their local date),
then raise NoMarketDataError on a missing latest close rather than falling back
- split the fill step (_fill_price_gaps) from date/price normalization so the
latest bar can be inspected before incomplete rows are dropped #1201
