I am the author of https://github.com/tomkludy/TimeZoneWindowsResourceExtractor. I simplified and automated the VM preparation for running the tool based on much simpler language pack installers on Win11, and I generated a new version of the tzinfo.json file, which you can find here:
There have been a few minor TZ name changes made by Microsoft since the last time this file was updated, and there are also now 5 new translations available.
I see that you use a different format in data.json.gz but you may want to update to take advantage of these new strings.
I am the author of https://github.com/tomkludy/TimeZoneWindowsResourceExtractor. I simplified and automated the VM preparation for running the tool based on much simpler language pack installers on Win11, and I generated a new version of the tzinfo.json file, which you can find here:
https://github.com/tomkludy/TimeZoneWindowsResourceExtractor/blob/master/TZResScraper/tzinfo.json
There have been a few minor TZ name changes made by Microsoft since the last time this file was updated, and there are also now 5 new translations available.
I see that you use a different format in data.json.gz but you may want to update to take advantage of these new strings.