fix: Message以及 Notification 无法定时关闭的bug

[ChisterWu]

使用Timers.Timer 代替 Threading.Timer 在。net5及其他版本

本次提交包含什么范围

• [fix]修复Message以及Notification组件无法关闭的bug
• [feat]在Net6及以上版本使用PeriodicTimer 代替System.Threading.Timer,在.Net5及其他版本使用Systemm.Timers.Timer代替System.Threading.Timer.
• [docs]文档 无
• [pref]性能 新的定时器可以获得更高的性能
• [refactor]重构无
• [style]风格 无
• [test]测试 无
• [build]编译 无
• [ci]集成 无
• [others]其他，请说明：

关联的 ISSUE 编号

#164

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This PR has 20 quantified lines of changes. In general, a change size of upto 200 lines is ideal for the best PR experience!

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Label      : Extra Small
Size       : +16 -4
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Total files changed: 1

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.cs : +16 -4

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Unit Test Results

🟢  Tests Passed      |      ⏱️ 4s

📝 Total	✔️ Passed	❌ Failed	⚠️ Skipped
93	93	0	0

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查看测试结果 https://github.com/AchievedOwner/TDesignBlazor/runs/9937444903

[teacher-zhou]

Nice coding