I am able to reproduce the FTBFS in a schroot, sans tzdata package.
However, this is weird, because Go ships with an embedded copy of tzdata (https://pkg.go.dev/time/tzdata). AFAICT, this is not stripped out in Debian golang-go packages.
Only selected tests fails, and only those which reference certain timezones: --- FAIL: TestFmtTimeFull (0.00s)en_test.go:673: Expected '<nil>' Got 'unknown time zone America/Toronto'
--- FAIL: TestFmtTimeFull (0.00s) ja_test.go:641: Expected '<nil>' Got 'unknown time zone Asia/Tokyo' --- FAIL: TestFmtTimeFull (0.00s) ja_JP_test.go:641: Expected '<nil>' Got 'unknown time zone Asia/Tokyo' --- FAIL: TestFmtTimeFull (0.00s)ru_RU_test.go:834: Expected '<nil>' Got 'unknown time zone America/Toronto'
I don't quite understand what America/Toronto has got to do with the ru_RU locale, however that zone appears in virtually all other "unrelated" tests (albeit commented out). It looks like an oversight that it was uncommented in the ru_RU_test.go.
In fact, the _only_ two timezones referred to in this package are "America/Toronto" (always commented out except in en_test and ru_RU_test.go), and "Asia/Tokyo" - so perhaps it's not just something that affects certain timezones, but rather the mere fact that the package only refers to a tiny subset of the available timezones.
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