Fix user-specified Date objects not being output in ISO8601 format #273
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bsneed
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Nov 21, 2023
bsneed
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- Fixes issue with user-specified dates (ie: passed in as properties to track) are not being output in ISO8601 format.
- Captures both encode and decode scenarios.
- Establishes defaults for date encoding/decoding.
- Adds tests to verify.
didiergarcia
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Nov 21, 2023
alanjcharles
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