Restyle Replace and remove weakly-typed System::Clock code #11272
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#### Problem Previous PRs added strong types to `System::Clock` and converted many uses, but a few remain. #### Change overview Convert the remaining uses of the weak types (`MonotonicMilliseconds` and `MonotonicMicroseconds`), and remove them from `System::Clock`. Fixes #10062 Some operations on System::Clock types are not safe There are some remaining uses of `Clock`-derived values as plain integers; these can be found for later cleanup by the use of `.count()`. #### Testing CI; no changes to functionality. Converted `TestPlatformTime`.
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A duplicate of #11238 with additional commits that automatically address
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