SuspendingClock on Windows does not suspend #63224
Description
Description
On Windows, the implementation of SuspendingClock is the same as the implementation of ContinuousClock. Both use QueryPerformanceCounter() which tracks time while sleeping—that is, it is continuous, not suspending.
Steps to reproduce
On Windows, create a SuspendingClock instance and get the current instant. Sleep the computer for a long time. Wake it and get the current instant again. Note that the long sleep is accounted for.
Expected behavior
The suspending clock should not account for the time spent sleeping.
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