fix: Date column in Heatmap is displayed as unix timestamp #25009
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SUMMARY
The Heatmap chart was displaying date columns as unix timestamps. This PR adds a Time Format control to the Heatmap chart to allow users to set the default format.
Fixes #21508
BEFORE/AFTER SCREENSHOTS OR ANIMATED GIF
Check the original issue for before screenshots.
The Time Format control works for both axis:
TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
Make sure you're able to change the format of a temporal column.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION