Sanitize QAndroidTimeZonePrivate::init()

It was setting the system zone ID if it somehow managed to find a
match for an empty zone name; that makes no sense.

A case-insensitive comparison seems reasonable for the "this isn't
just a default zone object, used because the name I asked for isn't
recognized" check.

It set m_id after it had checked everything, where it could just as
well have used m_id as the variable in which to record whether its
check has succeeded already.

It was using the name it was asked for, rather than the one this ended
up being mapped to, which is probably a better name to use for
it. (This should only differ in case.)

Split a long line.

Change-Id: I41a3b01ba99522ee68f3d7941c532019b9ebf946
Reviewed-by: Edward Welbourne <edward.welbourne@qt.io>

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