Fix grammar in time server get_current_time description#4240
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get_current_timetool description reads "Get current time in a specific timezones", which mixes the singular article "a" with the plural "timezones".The tool only accepts a single timezone, and the time server README already documents the intended singular wording ("Get current time in a specific timezone or system timezone"), so the plural here is just a typo. Tool descriptions are surfaced to model clients and influence tool selection, so the wording is worth getting right.
Changed it to "Get current time in a specific timezone". No behavior change; the existing test suite still passes.