Allow displaying frame-time in ms in title ($ms instead of $fps) #140
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We already supported
RenderCanvas(title='bla bla $fps')to show FPS. Now you can also doRenderCanvas(title='bla bla $ms ms')to show the frame-time.FPS is a familiar measure but not very suited for benchmarking and comparing performance; If there is 1ms exta work, an fps of 1000 drops to 500, while an fps of 100 drops to 91 fps, and an fps of 60 drops even less.
In work like #138, using the frame-time puts things in perspective, and it fluctuates less.