std.time.Timer got removed, what are the plans for it if any?

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I’ve asked a very similar question to this here!

I ended up doing this to count the time :))

const start = Io.Clock.real.now(init.io);
_ = doSomeWork();
const end = Io.Clock.real.now(init.io);

const duration = std.Io.Timestamp.durationTo(start, end); 
try stdout.print("Time Elapsed: {d} ms\n", .{duration.toMilliseconds()});

I find annoying that there isn’t (or I have not seen ofc) a function in Timestamp to return the seconds as a float (eg, 3.334 s) but it can be easily done!

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