Be more defensive around invalid tzids
Add checks during boot in case the persist.sys.timezone property is set
to a bad ID.
This can happen in the rare case of a mainline rollback: i.e. if a device has
been set to a new ID and then the update is rolled back. Using GMT as a
fallback probably works without this change (it does in java.util.TimeZone),
but relies on all code, including native code that uses
persist.sys.timezone directly, knowing to interpret a bad ID as "GMT".
This commit makes that choice more explicit and defensive.
This change also removes the possibility of IOException, which is never
thrown, from some ZoneInfoDb methods.
Bug: 155738410
Test: boot with a valid id, verify persist.sys.timezone is unchanged
Test: boot with an invalid id set, verify persist.sys.timezone is "GMT"
Merged-In: I6dc0f4f81848efbbaec6a11a62014471a0ef01fd
Change-Id: I6dc0f4f81848efbbaec6a11a62014471a0ef01fd
Exempt-From-Owner-Approval: Approved / landed internally
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