Add mutable test clock

[sksamuel]

Would be nice if we had a fixed clock but that could be advanced manually.

[pientaa]

I can take that issue, too

[sksamuel]

Great!

[sksamuel]

its the java.time.Clock that we want to implement.

[sksamuel]

@pientaa did you still intend to do this ?

[pientaa]

@sksamuel yes, I'm sorry, I was busy recently

[sksamuel]

No problem, just wondering :)

[pientaa]

@sksamuel after looking at java.time.Clock I noticed that there are already implemented such classes: OffsetClock and TickClock. And they seem to be exactly what you asked for. Or maybe there is something that I missed or misunderstood?

[sksamuel]

You can't set an arbitrary value on them after creation. Unless i missed it.

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