StopWatch in seconds + VNodeState string backed enum

[grymmare]

1. Connecting to a cluster does not work, the node state returned from the server is a string, so either we need VNodeState to be a string backed enum (as suggested in this PR) or a custom factory needs to be created, if keeping the integers is important.

2. In the new amp v3 version, timeouts/intervals in the connection settings are configured in seconds (floats) rather than milliseconds. This PR changes the stopwatch to return a float (in seconds) instead of an int (in milliseconds)

[prolic]

Sorry for my late reply. What's the reason for the changes on VNodeState? I don't get it.

[grymmare]

MemberInfoDto does VNodeState::from($value), where $value is a string. MemberInfoDto is created by ClusterDnsEndPointDiscoverer::tryGetGossipFrom(). Without the backed enum it failed to construct.

I'm using eventstore 23.10, but I believe at the time I was at 22.10.

[prolic]

Thanks for the information provided. I will look into it.

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