[pkg/ottl] introduce Timestamp() converter function #37112
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| func NewTimestampFactory[K any]() ottl.Factory[K] { | ||
| return ottl.NewFactory("Timestamp", &TimestampArguments[K]{}, createTimestampFunction[K]) |
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Should we use FormatTime instead? The word Timestamp can denote an integer representation of a time.
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Description
Adds a new
Timestamp(time, format)converter to convert any time to a human readable string with the specified formatLink to tracking issue
Fixes #36870