CDR Tickets

The C++ CDR server supported a parameter passed to the cdrutil:/date custom filter function to override the format of the returned date string. When the C++ server was replaced by a Python API the syntax of that parameter did not work properly so the Python API ignored it, always returning the date and time in the standard ISO format. That worked for a while, but at some point the parsers became more strict about enforcing the validity of URIs, and this parameter violated the syntax requirements for URIs by including unescaped spaces and reserved characters. Currently this results in empty values where the date/time would be displayed. When we next upgrade the Python third-party libraries, it is likely that the filters would fail completely. Remove the format parameter from the offending URIs, and manipulate the returned date/time string as appropriate, replacing the "T" in front of the time with a space and truncating the "seconds" portion of the string.