[uss_qualifier] Add uss_qualifier-specific delay functionality#1339
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Automated test run time is becoming of increasing interest to some users. One major component of run time is intentional delays. Currently, we are using a delay function that informs the user of the reasons for delays via log message. This helps users understand the need for delays if they watch the console output in real time during a test run, but does not help understand why scenarios took as long to run as they did.
This PR begins to address this challenge by changing all uss_qualifier code to use a new
delaymethod added toTestScenario. For this PR, this method merely mirrors existing functionality and therefore no observable behavior should change. However, future PRs can add new reporting capabilities to provide more information regarding these intentional delays in test reports (such as improving the timing report introduced in #1336).