Define generic datetime format for DID resolution and use throughout spec #248
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This is a work in progress, I just want to check it is along the right lines.
So far I have added a Datetime section to the spec with a definition of the datetime format that references the VCDM and uses the adjust to UTC language.
I then updated versionTime to reference this section as the format for the datetime.
A review of the Datetime definition would be appreciated. I was unsure about keeping the ASCII string part in, but I didn't see anything about that in the VCDM representing time section - https://w3c.github.io/vc-data-model/#representing-time.
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Also, is the way I am referencing the Datetime section from versionTime okay with the normative language?
Once I have had some reviews and we settle on some language, I will apply the change to all datetime properties throughout the spec.
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