Fix meteonorm tests for older pandas versions #2553
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pd.Timestamp('+3hours')produces different Exception types depending on the pandas version:ValueError: could not convert string to TimestampDateParseError: Unknown datetime string format, unable to parse: +3hoursThe meteonorm functions assume the latter. This PR makes it work for both types.