Name KML placemarks by timestamp in two location artifacts - #2172
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wifiAnalyticsGeotags and personalizationPortraitLocations returned their timestamps as SQL datetime() strings. kmlgen names a placemark after a Timestamp column or the first datetime value in the row, so every placemark in both KML exports was named N/A. The timestamps now come from convert_cocoa_core_data_ts_to_utc and convert_unix_ts_to_utc, so each placemark is named by the record's first timestamp, and the timestamp text in the HTML, TSV and timeline gains +00:00. wifiAnalyticsGeotags also drops Entity ID. It was ZGEOTAG.Z_ENT, the Core Data entity number, and held a single value on every tested store. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Names KML placemarks by timestamp in two location artifacts.
Row counts and LAVA epochs are unchanged. Timestamp text in the HTML, TSV and timeline now ends in +00:00.
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