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Fix train times rendering as UTC instead of app timezone - #6
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Summary
Carbon::createFromTimestamp($ts)without a timezone argument returns a UTC instance in Carbon 3.x, regardless ofdate_default_timezone_get()orconfig('app.timezone'). As a result, train departure times in the tile render as UTC for every installation — e.g. a train leaving at 13:35 Brussels time shows as 11:35.This passes
config('app.timezone')as the second argument so times render in the app's configured timezone.Test plan
'timezone' => 'Europe/Brussels'and confirm times match the iRail/Belgian Railways schedule.'timezone' => 'UTC'and confirm behavior is unchanged.