Allow space as a date-time separator in Util.parseXsDateTime
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The `XS_DATE_TIME_PATTERN` in `Util.java` was previously limited to parsing ISO 8601 date-times that use a literal 'T' or 't' as the separator between the date and time components. However, some content providers and metadata sources use a space character as the separator (e.g., "2025-10-28 12:09:41.913000+00:00"). This caused `Util.parseXsDateTime` to fail when parsing these valid, albeit non-standard, date-time strings, leading to potential parsing errors for certain media streams. This commit updates the regular expression by adding a space to the character class `[Tt]`, making it `[Tt ]`. This change extends parsing support to include date-times with a space separator while maintaining full compatibility with the standard 'T'/'t' separators.
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XS_DATE_TIME_PATTERNinUtil.javawas previously limited to parsing ISO 8601 date-times that use a literal 'T' or 't' as the separator between the date and time components.However, some content providers and metadata sources use a space character as the separator (e.g., "2025-10-28 12:09:41.913000+00:00"). This caused
Util.parseXsDateTimeto fail when parsing these valid, albeit non-standard, date-time strings, leading to potential parsing errors for certain media streams.This commit updates the regular expression by adding a space to the character class
[Tt], making it[Tt ]. This change extends parsing support to include date-times with a space separator while maintaining full compatibility with the standard 'T'/'t' separators.