fix ISO8601 timestamps being convert epoch.fractional seconds #5
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GlobalNOC requires UNIX epoch timestamps to be an integer count of seconds since the UNIX epoch and does not properly validate the field to be an integer.
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GlobalNOC requires UNIX epoch timestamps to be an integer count of seconds since the UNIX epoch and does not properly validate the field to be an integer.