Add a consistent way to parse dates #61105
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This adds a `parse` method to `date` valued `runtime_script`s that converts any `Object` into a `long` using the same mechanism that indexing a `date` uses. We also use this new method to expand our test that run's core's integration tests against runtime fields to `date` values fields. Previously we couldn't do that because we didn't have a consistent way to parse the field.
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This adds a
parsemethod todatevaluedruntime_scripts thatconverts any
Objectinto alongusing the same mechanism thatindexing a
dateuses.We also use this new method to expand our test that run's core's
integration tests against runtime fields to
datevalues fields.Previously we couldn't do that because we didn't have a consistent way
to parse the field.