Make plugin watchdog considering timestamp of last run. Fixes #59370 #59371
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Description
When you quickly run two QGIS instances one by one, it often wakes the plugin watchdog up: one instance sets the QgsSettings entry, and then the another sees it and thinks it's a crash leftover.
This PR contains a proposed solution: switching the settings entry from boolean value to timestamp. Entries older then 5 seconds are considered crash leftovers, while newer are considered to come from a parallel instance.
Backward compatibility is ensured:
true) are converted to integer1, thus are recognized as a very old timestamp.