Decode naive temporal values directly - #398
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Decode timezone-less DateTime and DateTime64 values directly with NaiveDateTime Gregorian constructors, while preserving DateTime.from_unix! for UTC and named timezones. Decode Time64 directly with Time.from_seconds_after_midnight and preserve declared fractional precision. Normalize negative fractional DateTime64 ticks and add pre-epoch regression coverage.
Tests:
mix test(474 passed)