[Instrumentation.Process] Added 2 instruments: CPU Utilization and threads #687
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Working towards: #447
Background: #335
Following OTel spec.
The initial value of collectionTimeStamp is defined as
DateTime.UtcNow.And the elapsed time is measured as the time difference between the last collection of the reader, which triggered the callback function and the current collection.