Ensure timerfd_settime resets expiration count#2279
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sporksmith merged 2 commits intoshadow:mainfrom Jul 14, 2022
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Was passing timeout in seconds instead of milliseconds. Fixing this causes the test to fail in Shadow, exposing a bug.
This fixes a bug where timerfd_settime didn't reset the expiration count.
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Definitely a bug; might be the root cause of shadow/tgen#35