Be less strict with timer test #2547
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The `SuccessSynchronizedTime` previously sampled for several hundred nanoseconds in order to detect clock drift. This is too strict, and so it has been increased to 16ms.
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The
SuccessSynchronizedTimepreviously sampled for several hundrednanoseconds in order to detect clock drift. This is too strict, and so
it has been increased to 16ms.