test_pandas: Remove a failing test caused by pytz #6895
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Issue
pytz 2024.2 seems to have changed treatment of DST and of timezones, which broke our tests.
Description of changes
The failing assertion could be fixed, but we prefer removing it: it was a test of pytz regressions rather than of our code.