Add env variable for timezone where the makerspace is

Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request introduce a new method get_makerspace_local_timezone in api/src/service/config.py to retrieve the local timezone for the makerspace. The download_accounting_file_route function in api/src/shop/views.py is updated to use this new method. Additionally, a configuration entry for MAKERSPACE_LOCAL_TIMEZONE is added to create_env.py, and the docker-compose.yml file is modified to include this environment variable in the api service and update the db2 service for MySQL compatibility.

Changes

File	Change Summary
api/src/service/config.py	- Added method `get_makerspace_local_timezone` to retrieve local timezone. - Changed exception in `get_mysql_config` to `NameError`. - Corrected indentation of `return` in `get_admin_url`.
api/src/shop/views.py	- Updated `download_accounting_file_route` to use `get_makerspace_local_timezone` instead of instantiating `ZoneInfo`.
create_env.py	- Added command-line argument `--interactive` for timezone input. - Added configuration entry `"MAKERSPACE_LOCAL_TIMEZONE": makerspace_local_timezone` to the `config` dictionary.
docker-compose.yml	- Added environment variable `MAKERSPACE_LOCAL_TIMEZONE` to `api` service. - Updated `db2` service command for MySQL compatibility.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant Config

    User->>API: Request accounting file
    API->>Config: Call get_makerspace_local_timezone()
    Config-->>API: Return local timezone
    API->>User: Return accounting file with correct timezone

🐰 "In the land of code, where the bunnies play,
A timezone fix brightens the day.
With a hop and a skip, the changes are here,
Making our functions more crystal clear!
So let’s dance in the fields, with joy and cheer,
For the makerspace's time is now near!" 🐇

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