Add fromwebkit and toreadable builtins for forensic analysis #3425
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- fromwebkit: Convert WebKit/Chromium timestamps to ISO 8601 Used in browser forensics (Chrome, Safari, Edge artifacts) Handles microseconds since 1601-01-01 with validation - toreadable: Convert timestamps to human-readable format Auto-detects seconds vs milliseconds for Unix timestamps Strict error handling for invalid/malformed inputs Both functions include comprehensive input validation for forensic analysis and data processing pipelines.
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fromwebkit: Convert WebKit/Chromium timestamps to ISO 8601 Used in browser forensics (Chrome, Safari, Edge artifacts) Handles microseconds since 1601-01-01 with validation
toreadable: Convert timestamps to human-readable format Auto-detects seconds vs milliseconds for Unix timestamps Strict error handling for invalid/malformed inputs
Both functions include comprehensive input validation for forensic analysis and data processing pipelines.