Test pauser deadlines with controlled clocks - #359
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Pauser deadline tests included scheduler delays in narrow wall-clock assertions; the asynchronous fixture also converted time units in the wrong direction and retried an assertion internally. Use package-local clock seams to check exact YieldingPauser and asynchronous LongPauser deadlines without changing their production clock or public API.
Coverage includes strict timeout boundaries, the busy and yield phases, repeated reset, cancellation, and nanosecond through second configurations. The synchronous unpause control still uses a real worker. This PR is stacked on #358; shutdown completion and fixture cleanup corrections are included from #357.