sys/ztimer64: initial epoch / time reference support #18122
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Contribution description
This adds an "offset" to every ztimer64 clock that can be set via also added API.
Another commit hacks in setting some offset, and printing 24h time, in
tests/ztimer64_msg.TODO:
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hoping to make #18120 unnecessary