Windows: Increase wait timer resolution

[msiglreith]

Addresses #2005

Temporarily increase the timer resolution for the wait operation. By default it's around 16ms which is too long for most realtime applications and leads to unpredictable results. A future enhancement in this direction could be allow the user to control it. Possible use case would be UI application with some animations running with minimal energy impact.

Reported by https://twitter.com/olson_dan/status/1428840173354160128?s=20
With the given change for the wgpu water example the framerate is much closer to the target of 16.6ms on my system.

Before

Avg frame time 28.707153ms
Avg frame time 28.356724ms
Avg frame time 28.303003ms
Avg frame time 28.835732ms
Avg frame time 29.122643ms
Avg frame time 27.729534ms

After

Avg frame time 16.845396ms
Avg frame time 16.859407ms
Avg frame time 16.840519ms
Avg frame time 16.862593ms
Avg frame time 16.856462ms
Avg frame time 16.870092ms
Avg frame time 16.868887ms

• Tested on all platforms changed
• Compilation warnings were addressed
• cargo fmt has been run on this branch
• cargo doc builds successfully
• Added an entry to CHANGELOG.md if knowledge of this change could be valuable to users
• Updated documentation to reflect any user-facing changes, including notes of platform-specific behavior
• Created or updated an example program if it would help users understand this functionality
• Updated feature matrix, if new features were added or implemented

[maroider]

Having this be user-configurable in some way sounds like a good idea, given the potential battery-savings, but that can be added later.

PS: Your branch name is misspelled (resolition != resolution).

[maroider]

I did a once-over and marked everything that looked to be resolved as "resolved".
I only have a couple of nitpicks.

[msiglreith]

Thanks for reviewing again, addressed the remaining parts