fix tests that involve dates fail when OS culture has 24 hours format #506
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PR Summary
Inside the vsteam-lib.Test project, tests that have Asserts based on date format (i.e.
actual.CreatedOn.ToString("M/d/yyyy h:mm:ss tt").) fails when ran in a Windows machine configured with 24h format, for example Spanish.See: https://stackoverflow.com/q/38976486/777551
Example of error:
The solution is to use an invariant culture so tests will be independent of the local configuration
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