ls: display %Z alphabetic time zone abbreviation #7154
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Display the alphabetic timezone abbreviation (like "UTC" or "CET") when the `--time-style` argument includes a `%Z` directive. This matches the behavior of `date`. Fixes uutils#7035
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Display the alphabetic timezone abbreviation (like "UTC" or "CET") when
the
--time-styleargument includes a%Zdirective. This matches thebehavior of
date.This uses basically the same code as in pull request #7134. The common code in
dateandlscould be refactored later.Fixes #7035