feat: Add per event timing

[CouthuresJeremy]

Add a parameter to the sequencer to save the timing per event in addition to the default averaged timing. Closes #1700. More details in the issue.

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[AJPfleger]

@CouthuresJeremy Hi what's the status on this? :)

[CouthuresJeremy]

@CouthuresJeremy Hi what's the status on this? :)

@AJPfleger

After a discussion with @asalzburger, it would be better to have the timing at the end of the Execute of the algorithms in the chain. I am not an expert of the sequencer and I will not have time to work on it in the following weeks.

I marked this pull request as draft then.

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