feat: add useDate=string-nano option #981
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# [1.166.0](v1.165.3...v1.166.0) (2023-12-29) ### Features * add useDate=string-nano option ([#981](#981)) ([dc84098](dc84098))
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This PR introduces a new option,
useDate=string-nano. This feature allows the generation of ISO strings with nanosecond precision, such as1970-01-01T14:27:59.987654321Z. The conversion is handled by the nano-date library.