uucore/utmpx: use UTC if offset can't be resolved #6413
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This PR is an attempt to fix some of the errors that make the
Build (macos-latest, x86_64-apple-darwin, feat_os_macos)job fail in the CI. It should fix the tests ofpinky,uptime, andwho, which currently fail with:For some unknown reason,
OffsetDateTime::now_local()fromtimeis unable to determine the offset and returns an error. The proposed fix simply removes theunwrapand sets a default offset in the error case. I don't know whether this is correct, as I develop "blind", without macOS.