feat(timer): implement high-resolution timer with RF2.1 microsecond p…#20
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…recision - Add TimePoint struct for tick-based time representation - Add Duration struct with conversion methods (ms/us/ns) - Implement Timer class with start/stop/reset/elapsed/tick methods - Implement ScopeTimer RAII wrapper for profiler integration - Add comprehensive TDD test suite (31 tests, all passing) - Support both running state tracking and accumulated time calculation - Use std::chrono::high_resolution_clock as foundation - Update CMakeLists to include Timer implementation and tests Tests verify: - TimePoint comparison and arithmetic - Duration conversion accuracy (microsecond precision) - Timer lifecycle (start/stop/reset cycles) - Tick accumulation for frame timing - ScopeTimer RAII semantics
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Tests verify: