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[Storage] StorageManagementClient.storage_task_assignments.begin_create(...) fail with date-time format not aligned with server request.

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Description

- **Package Name**: https://pypi.org/project/azure-mgmt-storage/21.2.1/
- **Package Version**: 21.2.1
- **Operating System**: N/A
- **Python Version**: N/A

**Describe the bug**
An external customer recently tried to use the Python SDK to create Task assignments and they are running into validation errors and Task assignment creation is not accepted.

This is because they tried to pass in date times with and without padding on "2024-09-22T19:50:32" format, which the Python SDK always Serializes converts to UTC: "2024-09-22T19:50:32.000Z" which looks to be not accepted by backend.

That is, upon calling this:
```
StorageManagementClient.storage_task_assignments.begin_create(...)
```
A log line is shown:
"Datetime with no tzinfo will be considered UTC."

Customer also shared the root cause might be because the default serializer used converts to the format:
```
>>> from azure.mgmt.storage._serialization import Serializer
>>> Serializer.serialize_iso("2024-09-22T19:50:32")
Datetime with no tzinfo will be considered UTC.
'2024-09-22T19:50:32.000Z'
```

Options:
Can SDK be updated to sync with what SRP/infra accepts? Possibly update the parameters passed to Serializer?

**To Reproduce**
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
see above comment.

**Expected behavior**
The datetime send from python SDK can be accepted by Server.

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