TimeStampInitInfo
Initialization for a timestamp
Note here, since a timestamp is a special-usage tensor, it is not the exact tensor as we have been using in mathematics and physics. Rather, the word tensor represents an opaque handle or an abstraction of data, that your application hands over to SecureMR service to process.
A timestamp holds the time stamp output from certain pipeline methods. It also enables the auto-boxing of a Kotlin LocalDataTime into SecureMR Tensors.