operations: datetime: Add operation to output current date
See original GitHub issueReference the Meta Static Analysis example to create a new operations in dffml/operation/datetime.py . Add the file and make two operations, one which returns datatime.datetime.now()
and another which takes the output of the first operation and formats the date in the same format as https://intel.github.io/dffml/master/examples/integration.html#training-our-model
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