[Nexthop] Use real timestamps from retrieved port stats for port line rate calculation - #1505
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Port stats are sampled asynchronously by the stats thread, so the real interval between two samples can differ from the requested sleep duration. Use the actual timestamp delta when available.
This is a change similar to the one found in 21c4e2a which did the same fix for AgentPortBandWidthTests.cpp and will help reduce the flakiness in the tests that depend on this function.
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AgentOlympicQosSchedulerTest.VerifyWRRAndNCwhich depends on this function and it still passes with the change.