feat: global date time formatting through i18n #2552
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santhoshvai
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🎯 Goal
The goal of the PR is to introduce datetime formatting through i18n in the SDK. This will allow having one source of truth for all date time formatting. Please refer to the doc guide in the same PR to know more about the implementation.
Fixes #2104 as well
🛠 Implementation details
🎨 UI Changes
iOS
Android
🧪 Testing
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