"%Z" does not convert to local time zone name with Date Extension

[macintacos]

Describe the bug

Take the following trigger:

global_vars:
  - name: todaysDate
    type: date
    params:
      format: "%B %e, %Y"

matches:
  - trigger: "xdut"
    replace: "{{todaysDate}} [{{24HourTime}}]"
    vars:
      - name: "24HourTime"
        type: date
        params:
          format: "%T %Z"

According to the documentation, I would expect that using the %Z specifier would print out the local time zone name:

But it doesn't. I get the same thing as the %z, which is the offset from the local time to UTC. Expanding the above right now, I get: April 15, 2022 [13:22:01 -04:00]

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a trigger with the above
2. Expand the trigger (in this case xdut) and observe

Expected behavior

The name of the local time zone would be printed out with the time, instead of the offset..

Setup information

• OS: macOS 12.3.1
• Version: 2.1.5-beta

[Nezteb]

I can replicate this.

With this format:

"%F   %T  %z  %Z"

This text is output:

2023-11-05   14:08:16  -0800  -08:00

[smeech]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Sorry it has taken so long for someone to pick this up.
The chrono documentation was corrected regarding this issue in May 2023, after the data was copied, I presume, to make _date-format-specifiers.mdx.
We either need to update our documentation or just rely on a link to the source material (my preference).

[smeech]

I'll close this here as it's now referenced in espanso/website#38