Introduce @lute/time runtime library #220
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Closes issue luau-lang#75 by introducing a time library. Includes a `time.now()` function, which uses libuv's cross-platform `clock_gettime` function for instants with nanosecond precision. Since libuv's return result is `sec` + `nsec`, we cast both into doubles and then divide down. `time` isn't available as a namespace name due to conflicts in other include statements, so the namespace is `libtime`.
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Closes issue #75 by introducing a time library.
Includes a
time.now()function, which uses libuv's cross-platformclock_gettimefunction for instants with nanosecond precision. Since libuv's return result issec+nsec, we cast both into doubles and then divide down.timeisn't available as a namespace name due to conflicts in other include statements, so the namespace islibtime.