Refactor to use compile-time time provider verification#1
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Changed the library to fail at link-time instead of runtime when no time provider is available on no_std platforms. This ensures you can't accidentally deploy code that panics when calling time functions. Key changes: - Use std::time automatically on supported platforms (zero overhead) - Require define_time_provider! macro on no_std/WASM-unknown - Link errors (not runtime panics) if provider missing - Disabled global module on std platforms - Moved tests from tests/ directory into inline modules Signed-off-by: Yuki Kishimoto <yukikishimoto@protonmail.com>
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Changed the library to fail at link-time instead of runtime when no time provider is available on no_std platforms. This ensures you can't accidentally deploy code that panics when calling time functions.
Key changes: