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I have confirmed that when you use the temporal tables, without creating the explicit variables, that DURC works just fine. Since a table with temporal tables can look just like one that does not, the real feature is going to be checking every MariaDB table to see if it has a "history" and then, when it does, provide some additional version report... (but do nothing for regular tables).
Currently, DURC assumes that created_at and updated_at should be DATETIME types.
DURC should be smart enough to detect and work with MariaDB temporal tables
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/temporal-data-tables/
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