Figure.solar: Support terminator datetime with timezone #4112
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The
solarmodule can accept datetime with a timezone offset with a syntax like-Td+d2010-01-01T00:00:00+z08:00, but currentlyFigure.solardoesn't support it.This PR adds the support for timezone.
Internally, GMT's solar module uses the C
atoifunction to parse the timezone after +z, so "08:00" -> 8, "-05:00"->-5, and fractional offsets are cast to integers, e.g. "08:30"->8, "-05:30"->-5.Preview: https://pygmt-dev--4112.org.readthedocs.build/en/4112/api/generated/pygmt.Figure.solar.html
Address #4110.