Deserializes plain ISO_DATE, e.g. "2024-08-21" to java.util.Date in the default system timezone. The reason is that the date is meant to be a date and not exact time. So the final Date instance has the same date in the local timezone as the date on the input.
Dealing with timezones is a bit confusing to me. If somebody thinks it's better to convert the date using UTC, let me know. However, I think the default timezone is a reasonable default.
Fixes #487.
Deserializes plain ISO_DATE, e.g. "2024-08-21" to
java.util.Datein the default system timezone. The reason is that the date is meant to be a date and not exact time. So the final Date instance has the same date in the local timezone as the date on the input.Dealing with timezones is a bit confusing to me. If somebody thinks it's better to convert the date using UTC, let me know. However, I think the default timezone is a reasonable default.