feat(bash/blesh): use _ble_exec_time_ata for duration even in bash < 5#1940
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Bash < 5.0 doesn't support the high-resolution clock EPOCHREALTIME, so ble.sh uses the builtin command `time` to measure the execution times in Bash < 5.0. This has a lower resolution of milliseconds but still more accurate than Atuin's measurent because Atuin's measurement includes the spawn cost of Atuin, which is typically larger than a millisecond. Reported-by: Georgios Vlassis <https://github.com/gvlassis> Reference: atuinsh#1484 (comment)
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See the commit message for the description. This applies the change suggested by @gvlassis in #1484 (comment).
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