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Building on Windows using w64devkit resulted in a new warning in
timegm(3). The compiler didn't like a reference to the unnamed
temporary in:
if (!is_leap) is_leap = &(int){0};
is_leap is always non-NULL in the limited version of the code used
here so the offending line can simply be removed.
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timegm(3) from musl checks that the calculated time_t value can
be broken out into a struct tm without overflow. The limiting
factor is that tm_year is an int.
Our only use of timegm(3) is followed by a call to localtime(3).
The Microsoft version of this only works for time_t values between
0 and INT_MAX (32-bit) or 0 and 32535215999 (64-bit).
Enforce these limits in timegm(3), thus avoiding the use of musl's
__secs_to_tm() and saving 624 bytes.
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Create mingw_strptime() to return timezone offset as a separate
argument (since Microsoft's struct tm doesn't have the required
member).
Import timegm() from musl.
Update parse_datestr() to use mingw_strptime().
Enable FEATURE_TIMEZONE in the default configuration.
GitHub issue #230.
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