Fix retrieval of OS monotonic time on Windows #8343
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Fixed a more or less harmless bug that caused time correction of Erlang monotonic time to become slightly off on Windows platforms when
QueryPerformanceCounter()was used as OS monotonic time source.erlang:system_info(os_monotonic_time_source)now also returns information about used resolution which not always corresponds to the resolution of the OS monotonic time source.