Fixes WakeUp test flakiness#1164
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The `WakeUp.BasicTest` previously used `system_clock`, which is not monotonic and can be affected by system time adjustments (NTP, DST). This made the test susceptible to flaky failures. This change switches to `steady_clock` for robust, monotonic time measurement. Additionally, the assertion threshold is increased from `25ms` to `100ms` to provide adequate headroom for scheduler jitter, especially on loaded CI environments.
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Addresses test flakiness in the
WakeUptest by switching fromsystem_clocktosteady_clockfor duration measurements.system_clockis susceptible to system time adjustments (e.g., NTP, DST), which can lead to unreliable duration calculations and intermittent test failures.steady_clockprovides a monotonic clock, ensuring accurate and consistent elapsed time measurements, thereby improving test reliability.