Use the principal realm to initialize Event.timeStamp #1329

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Ms2ger commented Nov 27, 2024 •

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          Use the principal realm to initialize Event.timeStamp

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Ms2ger commented Nov 27, 2024

w3c/hr-time#168 might be a better approach

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