fix(DateType.cast): preserve null/undefined values instead of casting to unix timestamp#804
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Problem
Currently, when a schema field is defined as Date and the stored database value of this field is null, DateType Class casts the value a JavaScript Date object representing the Unix epoch (1970-01-01T00:00:00Z).
This behavior causes unintended side effects:
Example:
Proposed Change
Update the DateType.cast() method to return null or undefined as-is, instead of coercing to a Date.
Benefits