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The d3.time.format.iso is designed to be compatible with the default JSON
serialization of dates, which includes milliseconds. So, d3.time.format now
supports the %L directive for formatting and parsing milliseconds. This commit
also changes d3.time.format.iso to use native ISO date methods, if available.
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