Support polars Datetime with timezone types in cudf_polars #19155
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Description
Needs #19193
This PR does not necessarily support Polars expressions that manipulate timezone information but ensure we can consume and return Polars Datetime types with a
time_zone.We'll need to preserve the timezone name in the
column_metadatastruct in order to pass it to the Arrow schema generated by nanoarrow.Checklist