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[lib] Add utilities for getting 64-bit time stamps. Contibutes to JB#…
…31310 The mce codebase is littered with very similar functions for turning clock_gettime() results into 64-bit integer time stamps. Add common utility functions for obtaining boot, real and monotonic time stamps in to mce-lib module. Use these common utility functions instead of locally defined versions.
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