[DEV-857] Serialize duration values as ISO 8601 strings #5247
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By default, .NET serializes
TimeSpanvalues to JSON using the "c" format (e.g., "1.02:03:00"). This format is not widely supported outside of .NET and makes it harder for other languages to consume duration values reliably.This pull request updates the serialization of
TimeSpanto use ISO 8601 duration strings (e.g., "P1DT2H3M"), which are a standardized and widely recognized format. Corresponding tests have been updated to reflect the new representation.