Use System.TimeProvider to control time #1432
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System.Threading.Tasks.Dataflow doesn't seem to support this just yet so I can't easily hook it in to callback timeouts. I think. |
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This PR introduces use of TimeProvider (hooray for
net8.0) to control time.This can be configured via
SteamConfigurationand allows for time to be slowed, sped up, paused, skipped, etc. to make some functions easier to test.