Convert Chrono Types to Date Objects in TypeScript

[skrilax91]

Goal

This PR aims to improve the type conversion of Chrono types in Rust to TypeScript by transforming them into Date objects instead of strings. This enhancement provides a more accurate and practical representation of date and time data in TypeScript.

Changes

To address this issue, I modified the type conversion logic for Chrono types such as Date, Time, and Datetime. Instead of converting these types to strings, they are now converted to Date objects in TypeScript. This involved updating the relevant functions and ensuring that the resulting TypeScript code uses the Date type appropriately.

Checklist

• [x] I have followed the steps listed in the Contributing guide.
• [x] If necessary, I have added documentation related to the changes made.
• [x] I have added or updated the tests related to the changes made.

[escritorio-gustavo]

Hi @skrilax91, thanks for the PR! Unfortunately, we cannot change the types for chrono's date values.

The types we use are based on what happens when serde serializes the data. NaiveDate, Date, DateTime etc all get serialized to string, therefore we cannot make Date the default type as that would cause problems for users getting a JS string despite the TS type saying it should be a Date

If you want Dates in your JS you have to either:

• Convert the serde given string into a Date with new Date(string)
• Create custom serialization logic to produce Date objects and use #[ts(type = "Date")]