core: allow unix timestamp to be anchor time parameters #1733
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Updates the date and range parsing to allow a unix timestamp value to be an absolute time anchor for the time parameters. This is mostly a convenience if generating the parameters via substitution, but there is a need to have some offset. For now the ISO date time patterns do not support the offset behavior. The parsing is trickier because they already use `-` for the year-month-day as well as for time zone offsets.
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Updates the date and range parsing to allow a unix timestamp value to be an absolute time anchor for the time parameters. This is mostly a convenience if generating the parameters via substitution, but there is a need to have some offset.
For now the ISO date time patterns do not support the offset behavior. The parsing is trickier because they already use
-for the year-month-day as well as for time zone offsets.