Fix test to use date-time strings at corresponding precision for from and to. #127899
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Prior to switching to Java time, Joda's
LocalTime#toString()
consistently formatted time usingHH:mm:ss.SSS
.Java's
LocalTime#toString()
, however, outputs the shortest possible representation and might omit seconds, milliseconds, etc. This might causefrom
andto
to have a different precision once stringified.When passed through the roundup parsers, from and to might be rounded up differently due to that.
This PR fixes the test to use datetime strings at a consistent precision for
from
andto
.Fixes #86284