Wrong Expected Outcome for ToString of DateTime with No Offset Specified

The test CqlStringOperatorsTest.toString tests.DateTimeToString2 specifies the following CQL:

ToString(DateTime(2000, 1, 1, 15, 25, 25, 300))

and expected outcome '2000-01-01T15:25:25.300'.

When I run this through the TypeScript/JavaScript engine, I get the result 2000-01-01T15:25:25.300+00:00 because we run the tests using UTC-based evaluation request timestamps.

In the CQL specification, Constructing Date and Time Values says:

The only component that is ever defaulted is the timezone offset component. If no timezone offset component is supplied, the timezone offset component is defaulted to the timezone offset of the timestamp associated with the evaluation request.

This means that DateTime(2000, 1, 1, 15, 25, 25, 300) does have an offset, even if it was not supplied in the constructor. As such, I think it is reasonable (if not required) for the resulting string representation to also have an offset corresponding to the default offset.

Either the test should be updated so the input has an offset, or the test framework should declare what offset to run under, or the spec needs to be clarified about what's expected in this case.

Start with CqlStringOperatorsTest.xml lines 348-351 and run the DateTimeToString2 case under the UTC-based evaluation request timestamps described in the issue. Compare the result with the CQL specification's default-offset rule, then establish whether the test input, test framework's declared offset, or specification wording should change; done means the expected behavior is explicit and the test agrees with it.