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Add NodeJsFrameClock for Kotlin/JS Node.js runtime (#365) - #796
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Currently Molecule provides
WindowAnimationFrameClockfor browser-based JS environments, but has no frame clock for Node.js runtimes. Running on Node.js fails becausewindowis undefined.This adds
NodeJsFrameClockusingsetImmediateand high-resolution performance time for Node.js environments, along with unit tests.Fixes #365