sys: some simple xtimer->ztimer conversions #17892
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timer is required by the sock implemetation
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Contribution description
do some simple xtimer->ztimer conversions avoid using any xtimer_compat
These modules only use 32Bit of xtimer and and therefor are easy conversions to use ztimer(32)
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Somehow there is another PR with the same Title doing something different
#17693