Be more lenient in accepted instants #598
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When we use the Joda `DateTime` type, we accept a lot of different inputs that are not complete instant. Instant without month, day or time information are accepted and default to the beginning of the missing period. This adds a more lenient parser (keeping the strict serializer) and ports some of the Joda time tests to ensure we have compatibility in accepted inputs.
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When we use the Joda
DateTimetype, we accept a lot of different inputs that are not complete instant. Instant without month, day or time information are accepted and default to the beginning of the missing period.This adds a more lenient parser (keeping the strict serializer) and ports some of the Joda time tests to ensure we have compatibility in accepted inputs.