Using the new and more precice TimeProvider for ProgressTask instead of DateTime
#1950
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fixes #1949
Changes
I've changed the
ProgressTask.StartTime&ProgressTask.StopTimeproperties tolong?then use the new API from.NET8:TimeProvider.System.GetTimestamp()&TimeProvider.System.GetElapsedTime()I've also added Microsoft.Bcl.TimeProvider package for
netstandard2.0becauseTimeProvideris only available fromnet8.0ElepsedTimeColumn.cs & RemainingTimeColumn.cs
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