support round tripping display <-> datetime #378
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Interestingly enough perf with this is pretty much completely unchanged.
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This extends `FromStr` to allow either a `T` or a ` ` (space) as the delimiter between the date and the time, and, because of the fact that the `Z` parser-specifier is shared with the Fixed notation, extends the fixed notation to support `UTC` in addition to `Z` as the zero-offset. IMO this Fixes chronotope#147
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This extens
FromStrto allow either aTor abetween the date and the time, and, because of the fact that the
Zparser-specifier is shared with the Fixed notation, extends the fixed notation
to support
UTCin addition toZas the zero-offset.IMO this Fixes #147