NETOBSERV-693: use ISO8601 for logging timestamps #206
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- More consistent naming (camel-case) cf netobserv#206 - Add json bindings - New pipeline builder to make it easier to consume and reuse API model - Remove garbage files (?) that prevents importing as lib from another project
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Changed timestamps in epoch milliseconds by something like
2022-12-01T09:53:35.484Z.