fix: return fake version for performance.timeOrigin
#515
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Fixes #514
Purpose (TL;DR) - mandatory
Return valid value for
performance.timeOrigininstead ofNOOP. This fixes an issue in tests that depend onperformance.timeOriginhaving a valid value.Background (Problem in detail) - optional
See #514
Solution - optional
Set
performance.timeOriginto a dummy value. I'm not sure if 0 is better than setting the value toclock.now. When testingperformance.timeOriginin Chrome Console I can see that the value is set to the timestamp when the window was opened:There is further information in MDS docs on how the value is supposed to be set: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance/timeOrigin#value