Make play_time_secs reference configurable#92
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There has been a request from users to be able to decide how to calculate the play_time_secs within the base_this_run table to handle edge cases in tracking. This release enables this via a new dispatch macro called
play_time_secs_base_this_run()where users will be free to override the reference.Checklist
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