Update time zone abbreviations

[matthewbadeau]

Uses list of time zone abbreviations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_time_zone_abbreviations

I expanded the regular expression to use all time zone abbreviations.

As an example AEST time zones are being clipped to just EST. This change fixes that problem. It also fixes unreported problems with other time zones. According to Wikipedia the longest time zone is five characters.

[chase-manning]

@matthewbadeau Hi Matthew, thanks so much for the PR!!
Sorry this was not merged sooner, the repo was not being actively maintained at the time.
I would love to merge this PR now, but it has a merge conflict.
Would you be able to please resolve this merge conflict so I can merge it?

[matthewbadeau]

@chase-manning Hi there! I went nuclear and just pulled the latest and added the changes I wanted to make.

The tests aren't passing but I think it's because the time zone offset is not empty when the tests are run. The test replaces GMT+0000 to UTC but expects GMT. I might be misunderstanding it though. If I have time, I'll try to make another PR with changes to the tests.

[matthewbadeau]

Sorry for the multiple comments.

The tests are currently passing but it still doesn't fix the issue where 4 character time zones are not being displayed. For example, running LC_ALL="en_AU" TZ="Australia/Hobart" npm test fails. Running LC_ALL="en_US" TZ="Asia/Tokyo" npm test passes.

Before merging I will investigate more.

[mikegreiling]

@chase-manning is there anything that can be done to move this PR forward?

[chase-manning]

@chase-manning is there anything that can be done to move this PR forward?

@mikegreiling It currently has a merge conflict, once that is fixed we can merge it 😄

[mikegreiling]

@chase-manning it looks like @milohax created a MR to address the conflicts with #165

[chase-manning]

Closing as this was completed in a seperate PR