Fix DateTimeConverter for (UTC) suffix#152
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Fix DateTimeConverter for (UTC) suffix#152hach-que wants to merge 1 commit intoActiveCampaign:mainfrom
(UTC) suffix#152hach-que wants to merge 1 commit intoActiveCampaign:mainfrom
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Postmark have again changed the date format, and dates can now contain ` (UTC)` as a suffix. This change handles that, and also makes DateTimeConverter tolerant of unknown or badly formatted dates (defaulting to the current time), so that live applications don't break if Postmark changes the date format in production.
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Postmark have again changed the date format, and dates can now contain
(UTC)as a suffix. This change handles that, and also makes DateTimeConverter tolerant of unknown or badly formatted dates (defaulting to the current time), so that live applications don't break if Postmark changes the date format in production.See #140 and #139 for previous context.