feat: centralise date/time formatting with European conventions
All dates now use day-first ordering (14 Mar 2025) and 24-hour time (14:30) via a single formatDate.ts module, replacing scattered inline toLocaleDateString/toLocaleTimeString calls across 12 files.
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## [Unreleased]
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### Improved
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- **European date and time formatting.** All dates across Pulse now use day-first ordering (14 Mar 2025) and 24-hour time (14:30) instead of the US-style month-first format. This applies everywhere — dashboard charts, exports, billing dates, invoices, uptime checks, audit logs, and more.
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### Added
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