fix(cli): render created_at strings from the API in vm list - #155
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lightning vm listcrashed against production with'str' object has no attribute 'strftime': the API returnscreated_atas an ISO string even though the generatedV1Instancemodel declares a datetime, and the unit test never set the field.The Created column now accepts either a datetime or a string. Test covers both forms.
Found while running the create, list, ssh, delete loop end to end on a machine cluster; everything else in #148 worked as expected.