Fix: prevent crash on ISO8601 datetime import#639
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Importing a datetime value in ISO8601 format with microseconds and a timezone offset (e.g.
2026-04-15T13:51:30.935291+00:00) crashed the injection with an uncaught SQL exception, since the raw value was sent as-is to a plain DATETIME column.The value is now normalized to the
Y-m-d H:i:sformat before being written to the database, and any remaining exception during a line injection is caught so the batch import no longer hangs.Screenshots (if appropriate):