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improve datetime regexps #4
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based on discussion from here:
c00f622#commitcomment-1887500
it seemed strtotime() does not support microseconds, so i left that out
also your file encoding was MSDOS based, and weird file execute bits on files. you might want to fixup that. did not want to do it in my commit, as that would make whole diff unreadable
also for the sake of testing, i made one method protected instead of private, and i noticed some other methods access is not defined at all (indeed that defaults to "public") would be nice to clean those up as well.
so included phpunit test for the date thing only