service/time: Add virtual destructors where applicable
Many of these implementations are used to implement a polymorphic interface. While not directly used polymorphically, this prevents virtual destruction from ever becoming an issue.
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@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ namespace Service::Time::Clock {
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class SteadyClockCore {
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SteadyClockCore() = default;
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virtual ~SteadyClockCore() = default;
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const Common::UUID& GetClockSourceId() const {
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return clock_source_id;
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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ namespace Service::Time::Clock {
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class SystemClockContextUpdateCallback {
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SystemClockContextUpdateCallback();
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~SystemClockContextUpdateCallback();
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virtual ~SystemClockContextUpdateCallback();
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bool NeedUpdate(const SystemClockContext& value) const;
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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ class SystemClockContextUpdateCallback;
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class SystemClockCore {
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explicit SystemClockCore(SteadyClockCore& steady_clock_core);
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~SystemClockCore();
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virtual ~SystemClockCore();
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SteadyClockCore& GetSteadyClockCore() const {
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return steady_clock_core;
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