Fix missing require for Time parsing#61
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TimeItem parses EXT-X-PROGRAM-DATE-TIME with Time.parse and renders it with Time#iso8601, but the library never required 'time'. Parsing such a playlist after only require 'm3u8' raised NoMethodError; it worked only because the test suite loaded 'time' transitively. Add the require and a regression test that parses a program-date-time playlist in a clean subprocess.
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TimeItem parses EXT-X-PROGRAM-DATE-TIME with Time.parse and renders it with Time#iso8601, but the library never required 'time'. Parsing such a playlist after only require 'm3u8' raised NoMethodError; it worked only because the test suite loaded 'time' transitively.
Add the require and a regression test that parses a program-date-time playlist in a clean subprocess.