use TimeZones fork again #783
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To address an issue with running the same ribasim binary simultaneously
from different workers.
```
InitError(mod=:WindowsTimeZoneIDs, error=Base.IOError(msg="unlink("D:\\buildAgent\\work\\c463fd4bc9a9a18\\imod_collector_devel\\ribasim\\share\\julia\\scratchspaces\\f269a46b-ccf7-5d73-abea-4c690281aa53\\build\\local\\windowsZones.xml"): resource busy or locked (EBUSY)", code=-4082)
```
In making this PR I realized I forgot in #740 to actually run
`strip_cldr`.
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To address an issue with running the same ribasim binary simultaneously from different workers.
In making this PR I realized I forgot in #740 to actually run
strip_cldr.