fix _get_datetime_now to use UTC offset for current (non-)DST #147
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Hardcoding the
no_timezone_datetimeto September meant that theutcoffsetcalculated by pytz was always based on the DST variant. Using a naivenowmakes it automatically choose the correct DST, possibly except for an edge case on DST borders where it might fail.