[Guido]
> No, the question I care about is more like "could politicians change the utc
> offset", not whether they have done so in the past. So instances of
> datetime.timezone qualify, as do (I believe) lettered "military" zone names.
Ah, got it now. No, that's impossible to determine from a tzfile.
Yes, the 25 {"A", "B", ... ,"Z"} - {"J"} military zones do (one for
each hour offset in -12 through +12 inclusive). The military "J" zone
does not (that's whatever local civil zone is implied by context -
good luck programming that one ;-) ).
In any case, the message before still applies: interzone subtraction
and comparison for such zones would continue to work fine after 495,
because their .fromutc() would never set `fold` to 1.
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