Extend date decoding strategy for possible fractional seconds #35
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If the WriteFreely instance returns dates with fractional seconds (e.g., 2022-09-28T11:55:39.886581893Z), the date-decoding strategy fails and an error is thrown.
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This PR closes #34 by checking if there's a fractional second value in the returned date string, and setting
.withFractionalSecondsin the formatter if relevant in the custom date decoding strategy.We naïvely check for a fractional second value simply by verifying if the
"."character exists in the date string.