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feat: User timezone (#459)

* feat: add user timezone setting with auto-detection

Add timezone field to UserProfile that allows users to view all timestamps in their local timezone:
- CharField with blank default (uses server time America/New_York when blank)
- JavaScript auto-detection using Intl API to prefill detected timezone
- TimezoneMiddleware activates user's timezone per-request using zoneinfo
- All existing |date template filters automatically respect the activated timezone

* style: apply ruff and djlint formatting

* fix: use getattr to satisfy pyright type checking in TimezoneMiddleware

* refactor: use get_or_create for UserProfile access in TimezoneMiddleware

Replace nested getattr with get_or_create for better readability,
matching the pattern used in LastSeenMiddleware above it.

* refactor: improve timezone feature based on feedback

- Add timezone validation to prevent invalid values in database
- Remove unnecessary timezone.deactivate() calls in middleware
- Move JavaScript to proper scripts block
- Change auto-fill to suggestion UX with dismissible alert
- Remove explicit UTC timezone display from pset queue
- Add comprehensive unit tests for timezone functionality
  - Validator tests for valid/invalid timezones
  - UserProfile model validation tests
  - Middleware tests for authenticated/unauthenticated users
  - Form integration tests

* fix: apply ruff formatting to migration file

* fix: avoid timezone middleware writes and improve timezone picker

* chore: merge timezone and disable_hints migrations

* test: cover timezone middleware and view context

* chore: format merge migration

* refactor: clean up migration files

* polish: some presentation changes

* tests: match PREFERRED_TIMEZONES

* Improve timezone picker search and add alias coverage tests

* drop: too much ugly code

* fix: drop aliases altogether

* edit: i have too many opinions

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Co-authored-by: Dean Menezes <dmm3297@my.utexas.edu>
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