Add support for 9-digit millisecond precision to isoTimestamp #348 #353
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…hiller#348 ISO-8601 does not specify the number of digits in the decimal fraction. JavaScript `new Date().toISOString()` which is compliant to ISO-8601, has a precision of three digits (miliseconds precision). Java `Instant.now().toString()` which is compliant to ISO-8601, has a precision of nine digits (nanoseconds precision). This change will allow timestamps with nanoseconds precision.
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Fixes #348
Thought I make a suggestion for a potential fix :)