[fix] [typescript] duplicate enum keys cause TS1117 error #22087
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Description
prevent duplicate enum keys for timezone values with +/- signs
Fixes issue where enum values like "Etc/GMT+12" and "Etc/GMT-12"
generated identical TypeScript enum keys, causing TS1117 compilation errors.
Changes:
Resolves: #22074
Before: "Etc/GMT+12" and "Etc/GMT-12" both → "EtcGmt122" (collision)
After: "Etc/GMT+12" → "EtcGmtPlus12", "Etc/GMT-12" → "EtcGmtMinus12"
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