Render locale specific time stamp

[JakeSmarter]

Currently, the default en-US rendering is often very confusing to users in other locales. This PR renders the time stamp in a locale specific manner.

[JakeSmarter]

Btw, the current implementation looks a bit overly complex to me or has dead code. Since this will always be true:

new Date(capturedAt).toDateString().split(" ").length > 3

Unless, Date.toDateString() is JavaScript runtime implementation specific, and thus behaves differently on different browsers. But, I am not aware of that.

[JakeSmarter]

The time stamp formatting across all Mapillary products, even within products, is quite inconsistent. It should be best to finally make it uniform. Besides, this is very easy to fix. 😉
Alternatively, if you do not want to introduce locale specific time stamps—because you do not want to support multiple locales and just support one international (English) version—then please use ISO 8601 throughout consistently. Then everybody is “on the same page”.

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[JakeSmarter]

I do not want to sound rude but I am still displeased with the current situation with regards to time stamps in Mapillary products and how Mapillary has approached i18n and/or l11n in general, especially since the Facebook takeover. 😞 The internet has always been a place where many cultures and languages meet and communicate, even Mapillary’s parent company has understood this for a long time. If you do not want to support multiple cultures and languages (which is completely acceptable and understandable) then please at least adhere to and be consistent in ISO standards. So, I would be very happy if this PR could find its way into Mapillary products in one way or the other. Thank you!