Issue #177 Add support for java.time.Instant #182
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Yup this makes sense to me. Thank you
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Per issue #177 this PR adds support for
java.time.Instantingraphql.scalars.datetime.DateTimeScalarInstant is always in UTC per the java doc so as this marshals to OffsetDateTime (the default time type used by this library), it will explicitly place the Offset in UTC.