plantimestamp can be unknown during validation
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Before a timestamp is assigned during plan, the `time.Time` value will be the zero value for that type. This represents a case where the timestamp is not yet known, but the handling of that timestamp isn't using our usual cty value system for representing unknowns. Rather than refactor the use of the timestamp itself throughout the code, we can simply have the function return an unknown if it encounters a zero value.
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Before a timestamp is assigned during plan, the
time.Timevalue will be the zero value for that type. This represents a case where the timestamp is not yet known, but the handling of that timestamp isn't using our usual cty value system for representing unknowns. Rather than refactor the use of the timestamp itself throughout the code, we can simply have the function return an unknown if it encounters a zero value.Fixes #35898