Make windows sleep consistent with non-windows sleep #2382
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Prior to this commit, we would always only sleep for 1 ms on windows if yielding was allowed regardless of how much idle time had passed while on non-windows, we would sleep for larger amounts of time as more idle time has passed. This commit changes the logic so that windows and non-windows both sleep for similar amounts of time as more and more idle time passes.
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Prior to this commit, we would always only sleep for 1 ms on windows
if yielding was allowed regardless of how much idle time had passed
while on non-windows, we would sleep for larger amounts of time as
more idle time has passed.
This commit changes the logic so that windows and non-windows both
sleep for similar amounts of time as more and more idle time passes.