adds support for swift-concurrency Duration and async closures for Timer measurements #135
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extends Timer with support for standard lib Duration type and measurements to relative to Instant on Clocks using Duration
Motivation:
Use of Timer is currently clunky with async code as any durations need to be manually converted to microseconds (et al)
Modifications:
Extends Timer with:
Clock.Instant
on anyClock
usingDuration
Clock
or defaultContinuousClock
Result:
Additional Timer methods available for measuring async work