fix: Change ScheduleJobPayload.jobStartTime from Instant to String - #944
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jobStartTime needs to support both scheduler placeholders (e.g. <aws.scheduler.scheduled-time>) on the producer side and actual ISO-8601 timestamps on the consumer side. Using String allows the POJO to be used directly by both paths. Signed-off-by: Surya Sashank Nistala <snistala@amazon.com>
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jobStartTime needs to support both scheduler placeholders (e.g. <aws.scheduler.scheduled-time>) on the producer side and actual ISO-8601 timestamps on the consumer side. Using String allows the POJO to be used directly by both paths.