swap time_t to uint64_t to support 32-bit architectures - #78
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…stamp time_t ts = time(nullptr)*1000 overflows on platforms with a 32-bit time_t (e.g. armhf), landing the timestamp in January 1970 instead of now. Widen ts to uint64_t (matching LogMsg/MonitoringMsg's own field type) and compute the fallback via std::chrono, which isn't tied to time_t's width.
…ne, bug was a stale lib/libToolDAQ.so in m-pmt-daq-interface, not this function
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