fix: wrong parameter name in test_multi_iterations; clarify timezone docs#30
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fix: wrong parameter name in test_multi_iterations; clarify timezone docs#30
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…ify timezone docs in README
…ne test; simplify README example
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Summary
test_multi_iterationspassedtimezone=toMicroBench.__init__, but the parameter istz=. The timezone was silently stored as a static metadata field instead of being applied, so timestamps remained in UTC. The test then checkedresults['timezone'](the static field) rather thanresults['timestamp_tz'](the actual timezone label).tz=and assert againstresults['timestamp_tz']timestamp_tzrecords the timezone for reference, and shows how to use the local machine's timezone