fix: Unblock the releases on Node Bigquery#7946
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Description
A feature flag is added that turns on high precision timestamp support if an environment variable is set. High precision timestamp client library support is currently blocking releases due to #7286 because the feature provided by the service is not generally available yet. Therefore, we are turning this feature off by default and allowing users to turn it on by setting an environment variable when it becomes generally available.
Impact
This unblocks releases for Node Bigquery.
Testing
The relevant tests added for high precision timestamps are only turned on when the high precision timestamp environment variable is set.
We verify that the changes are okay with two set of test runs.
First, the tests should pass for a project that doesn't service high precision timestamp requests and doesn't have the high precision timestamp environment variable set.
Second, the tests should pass for a project that DOES service high precision timestamp requests and DOES have the high precision timestamp environment variable set.