[cleanup] Remove old code in Dune::Timer

Dune::Timer includes two alternative implementations for measuring time. Historically one was based on getrusage() and the other one on std::clock(). The former was the default and the latter could be enabled by defining a macro. Both in fact measured the time spend computing by the process.

In fa43f4bf the default code path was changed from getrusage() to std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now() while std::clock() could still be enabled by the macro. This was in fact a breaking change because the new default version measures the elapsed real time.

This patch removed the non-default version based on std::clock because:

• The breaking change happened almost 11 years so one can consider the new behavior the established 'correct' version.
• The macro switch was neither documented nor tested.
• Setting the macro manually in user code is error prone.
• Both versions do completely different things leading to different measurements. It's not even clear that one produces larger numbers in general: std::clock adds up time spend computing in all threads of the process. Thus time in concurrent threads is added up, while the time a thread is sleeping is not counted.

There a minor grain of salt: The documentation still documented the old behaviour and instead of 'fixing' the code this patch adjusts the documentation to established reality.

dune/common/test/timertest.cc

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ main()
         << (chrono_elapsed / 1.0s) << "s";
     }
 
-    { // let chrono timer run for longer time
+    { // let dune timer run for longer time
       loop_timer.start();
       auto chrono_start = clock::now();
       std::this_thread::sleep_for(10ms);