results: Include duration in junit output
Each test case duration is stored in an f32 as seconds and can be
converted in a std::time::Duration
, then in a chronos::Duration
.
The resulting Duration is set as the junit test case time.
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Each test case duration is stored in an f32 as seconds and can be
converted in a std::time::Duration
, then in a chronos::Duration
.
The resulting Duration is set as the junit test case time.