fix: more readable default time format

[apricote]

Changes the time format from time.UnixDate to time.DateTime + timezone.

• Old: Mon Jan 10 15:04:05 MST 2006
• New: 2006-01-10 15:04:05 MST

I personally find this much easier to read.

[lukasmetzner]

👍 on the time format

[phm07]

+1 from me as well.
Is this a breaking change?

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[apricote]

Is this a breaking change?

In theory yes, as is every new property we add to describe or list outputs.

I hope no one was parsing the old format.

Maybe we should make it a global option and change the default? Then anyone can move back to the old format if they want to.

[phm07]

I think a date format option would be a little overkill. It is probably safe to assume that users use JSON or YAML formats when working with raw data.