Use Standard Jackson Date serialization#295
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Remove our custom date serialization/deserialization patterns, as it is not strictly ISO-8601 compliant. We've seen failures on deserialization when the milliseconds field (which are optional in ISO-8601) are not sent, for example.
Instead, we can use the standard Jackson date serialization and deserialization, which uses ISO-8601 format.
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