[nHentai] Add support to set upload date in timestamp field using epoch stamp #1077
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Make it actually consistent with other plugins that set this. Code is already set elsewhere to convert this namespace and hide it from the tag cloud.
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Adds support for retrieving and using the epoch upload date stamp in the json data and including it as a
date_uploadedtimestamp tag. I also added a toggle so that if a user doesn't want it then it doesn't bother to parse it out. This is consistent with other plugins that support this functionality.