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Add timezone format to last checked time#1449

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@mkaz mkaz commented Jun 29, 2021

This adds the additional format T to the date format that will also display the timezone abbreviation. If timezone is set to UTC+0 it will show GMT+0000, if timezone set to a name, it will use the name abbreviation, for example PDT for America/Los_Angeles.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/53554


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This adds the additional format T to the date format that will also
display the timezone abbreviation. If timezone is set to UTC+0 it will
show GMT+0000, if timezone set to a name, it will use the name
abbreviation, for example PDT for America/Los_Angeles.
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