Optimize dateTimeConvert scalar function to only parse the format once#8939
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Make
dateTimeConvertscalar function stateful so that the format is parsed only once across multiple invocations. The state is persisted within the scope ofFunctionInvoker, so multiple functions with the same name won't share the same state.