[Timestamp] Use microsecond precision to support full range of BigQuery timestamps #7
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We were previously encoding / decoding timestamp values using nanoseconds, which only covers a partial range of the supported timestamps as we hit the lowest / highest allowed int64 values more quickly.
Since BigQuery only supports microsecond precision, this switches us to it.
Closes Recidiviz/recidiviz-data#21149