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Convert between ISO-8601 date strings and POSIX times.
Convert from an ISO-8601 date string to a Time.Posix value.
ISO-8601 date strings sometimes specify things in UTC. Other times, they specify a non-UTC time as well as a UTC offset. Regardless of which format the ISO-8601 string uses, this function normalizes it and returns a time in UTC.
Inflate a Posix integer into a more memory-intensive ISO-8601 date string.
It's generally best to avoid doing this unless an external API requires it.
(UTC integers are less error-prone, take up less memory, and are more efficient for time arithmetic.)
Format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ