Fix Time-Zone detection on Linux#104
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Summary
This PR addresses a bug in the build-script where non-printable characters were included in the POSIX time-zone string when detecting the time-zone from the host OS on Linux systems.
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Impact
Ensures correct time-zone detection on Linux hosts.
Prevents build issues caused by malformed time-zone strings.
Testing
Tested on Obegränsad
Verified working on Windows 11
Verified working on Linux Mint 22 (VM)
Linked Issue
Fixes #100