feat: adds time_format and timestamp_format and associated tests #2238
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This commit introduces new configuration options for BigQuery load jobs and external table definitions, aligning with recent updates to the underlying protos.
New options added:
time_format: format used for parsing TIME values. (Applies toLoadJobConfig,LoadJob, andExternalConfig)timestamp_format: format used for parsing TIMESTAMP values. (Applies toLoadJobConfig,LoadJob, andExternalConfig)Changes include:
Added corresponding properties (getters/setters) to
LoadJobConfig,LoadJob, andExternalConfig.Updated docstrings and type hints for all new attributes.
Updated unit tests to cover the new options, ensuring they are correctly handled during object initialization, serialization to API representation, and deserialization from API responses.