fix(json_v2): use raw values for timestamps#10413
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Thank you very much for jumping on this and fixing it!
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resolves: #10405
Similar to: #7555, the timestamps need to use the raw value or it might truncate the configured timestamp. Also updated the timestamp tests to compare the resulting timestamps, had to update the tests slightly to handle that the milliseconds and timezone weren't right.