docs(skills): timestamp timezone iron rule in the flashduty router - #150
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fduty renders timestamps as RFC3339 in the process's local timezone — Etc/UTC in the AI-SRE runner — so raw strings read as UTC while the user thinks in their own zone. The card now requires converting to the user's timezone (per the env block's User Timezone) before quoting any time, and tagging unconvertible values with their offset.
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Closes the last gap behind the timestamp doc fix in #148: the docs now describe the rendering accurately, but nothing stops the agent from quoting raw UTC strings to users. Adds a 'Timestamps — convert before quoting' section to skills/flashduty/SKILL.md: convert every fduty timestamp to the user's timezone (env block's User Timezone) before presenting it, and tag anything unconvertible with its offset.