Fix: Ukrainian time zone spelling

[ArthurTeslyk]

Description

Ukrainian time zone uses russian spelling. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KyivNotKiev

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• New Features
  • Updated the time zone identifier from "Europe/Kiev" to "Europe/Kyiv" in the list of supported time zones.

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Walkthrough

The update involves a simple yet significant change in the naming convention of time zones. Specifically, the identifier for Kyiv has been revised from "Europe/Kiev" to "Europe/Kyiv" in the supported time zones list, reflecting the contemporary spelling and political correctness.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../supported-time-zones.ts	Updated time zone identifier from "Europe/Kiev" to "Europe/Kyiv".

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In the realm of code, where time zones twist and sway,
A little change hops in, brightening the day.
From Kiev to Kyiv, with letters rearranged,
Our digital maps, forevermore changed.
Hop, hop, hurray! For the details we care,
In each line of code, precision rare! 🌍💫

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between fc9149a and 6cd4a5f.

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• apps/web/src/utils/supported-time-zones.ts (1 hunks)

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apps/web/src/utils/supported-time-zones.ts (1)

341-341: Change from "Europe/Kiev" to "Europe/Kyiv" correctly reflects the updated transliteration in line with the "KyivNotKiev" movement.

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[lukevella]

@ArthurTeslyk, thanks for making me aware of this and for you contribution 👍