Build info timestamp is truncated to seconds #43612
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This is a fix for: #43581
Build info timestamp is truncated to seconds
The fix is to update the method that converts to an Instant to cater for milliseconds too and includes test fixes and changes. I have added test that validates the current behaviour will also work as usual in addition to adding Sub Seconds.