* Separated `Time` unit into `TimeDelta` and `TimeStamp` + small fixes

Addition and subtruction between `Timestamp`s is not allowed, but any
other `Unit` operation/comparison is. `TimeDelta`s can be
added/subtructed to/form `Timestamp`s.

Deserialization of `Timestamp`:
- `Number` -> interpreted as millis from Epoch
- `Instant` (string representation) -> converted to Timestamp
- `Duration` (string representation) -> interpreted as duration since
  Epoch (warn msg is logged)

Deserialization of `TimeDelta` is the same as `Time` was before, with the
diference that when an `Instant` is converted to an timedelta since Epoch
a warning message is logged.

* Unit System v2

- Merged `BoundedPercentage` and `UnboundedPercentage`
- Overrided all operation defined in `Unit` in all subclasses to avoid
  as much as possible value classes being boxed in bytecode. If units are used as generics
  (hence also functions defined in Unit<T>) they are boxed (as double would if used as generic).
- All units companions now subclass `UnitId`, and can be used as keys
  (e.g `Map<UnitId, idk>`), while offering `max` `min` and `zero`
  methods.
- Division between the same unit now returns `Percentage`
- Added `Iterable<T>.averageOfUnitOrNull(selector (T) -> <specific unit>)`
- `ifNeg0ThenPos0()` now is optional and not invoked on every
  constructor
- Now methods in `Unit<T>` are all abstract, forcing override and avoid
  boxing in some cases
- Added `@UnintendedOperation` and `UnitOperationException` for methods
  that must be defined but are not intended for use (e.g. `Timestamp` +
  `Timestamp`)

* Updated all package versions including kotlin. Updated all web-server tests to run.

* Changed the java version of the tests. OpenDC now only supports java 19.

* small update

* test update

* new update

* updated docker version to 19

* updated docker version to 19

This change fixes an issue where some of the traces from the Workflow
Trace Archive would fail to load with the trace format in OpenDC. This
was caused by one of the fields being stored as a double, while the
formats expects it to be a long.

Parquet does not support unioning primitive types. Therefore, we have to
disable strict type checking when reading the file. Furthermore, we need
to support double entries for storing the workflow ids.

This change updates the build configuration to use Spotless for code
formating of both Kotlin and Java.

This change updates the Parquet support library in OpenDC to not rely on
Avro, but instead interface directly with Parquet's reading and writing
functionality, providing less overhead.

This change updates the OpenDC VM format reader implementation to use
the low-level record reading APIs provided by the `parquet-mr` library
for improved performance. Previously, we used the `parquet-avro` library
to read/write Avro records in Parquet format, but that library carries
considerable overhead.

This change updates the `LocalParquetReader` implementation to support
custom `ReadSupport` implementations, so we do not have to rely on the
Avro implementation necessarily.

This change creates a new module for doing simulations with virtual
machine workloads. We have found that a lot of code in the Capelin
experiments code is being re-used by non-experiment modules.

This change extracts the Parquet helpers outside format module into a
new module, in order to improve re-usability of these helpers.