Track timings using Serilog

So far I always used the Stopwatch class to track timings in my applications and just added the result to my log message. Until I discovered the SerilogTimings nuget package.

Usage is simple, after you have configured Serilog, you can use Operation.Time() to time an operation:

	using (Operation.Time("Submitting payment for {OrderId}", order.Id))
	{
	// Timed block of code goes here
	}

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At the completion of the using block(!), a message will be written to the log like:

[INF] Submitting payment for order-12345 completed in 456.7 ms

You can also use it directly on top of an ILogger instance:

	using (logger.TimeOperation("Submitting payment for {OrderId}", order.Id))
	{
	// Timed block of code goes here
	}

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More info about this library can be found here: https://github.com/nblumhardt/serilog-timings