Add TimerScheduler for Qt-like timers - #73
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Introduce TimerScheduler with Qt-like timers and cover functionality with tests.
Measure elapsed time for single-shot timer to ensure it waits roughly one second before firing.
- guard callback access with a mutex and store intervals atomically to avoid data races\n- document worker vs manual processing semantics, add stop_and_wait(), and enforce process() assertions\n- adjust the timer scheduler test to cover stop_and_wait() on worker-driven timers
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cmake -S . -B buildcmake --build buildctest --test-dir buildhttps://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68d1ea4e844c832c94779ffe336ff33d