Add new TimSpan overload support coming from .NET 9

[MangelMaxime]

#3985

[MangelMaxime]

The remaining failing CI probably needs #3960, we should be able to work around this limitation by using compiler directives.

[MangelMaxime]

I found out that the Rust target create one function per overload, this can be seen here for example:

Fable/src/fable-library-rust/src/TimeSpan.rs

Lines 38 to 61 in a61b29d

	pub fn new_ticks(ticks: i64) -> TimeSpan {
	TimeSpan { ticks: ticks }
	}
	pub fn new_hms(h: i32, m: i32, s: i32) -> TimeSpan {
	let hoursTicks = (h as i64) * ticks_per_hour;
	let minsTicks = (m as i64) * ticks_per_minute;
	let secTicks = (s as i64) * ticks_per_second;
	Self::new_ticks(hoursTicks + minsTicks + secTicks)
	}
	pub fn new_dhms(d: i32, h: i32, m: i32, s: i32) -> TimeSpan {
	let hours = d * 24 + h;
	Self::new_hms(hours, m, s)
	}
	pub fn new_dhms_milli(d: i32, h: i32, m: i32, s: i32, ms: i32) -> TimeSpan {
	let hours = (d * 24 + h) as i64;
	let hoursTicks = hours * ticks_per_hour;
	let minsTicks = (m as i64) * ticks_per_minute;
	let secTicks = (s as i64) * ticks_per_second;
	let msTicks = (ms as i64) * ticks_per_millisecond;
	Self::new_ticks(hoursTicks + minsTicks + secTicks + msTicks)
	}

I will do something similar for supporting the new TimeSpan overload.

[MangelMaxime]

@ncave Is ./build.sh quicktest rust working for you ?

When trying to run it I have this error:

error[E0599]: no function or associated item named `try_seconds` found for struct `chrono::Duration` in the current scope
   --> /workspaces/Fable/temp/fable-library-rust/src/./DateTime.rs:70:39
    |
70  |         let subsecond = d - Duration::try_seconds(seconds).unwrap();
    |                                       ^^^^^^^^^^^ function or associated item not found in `Duration`
    |

Even if the IDE in VSCode is able to find the try_seconds function.

[ncave]

@MangelMaxime

Is ./build.sh quicktest rust working for you ?

Fixed in #4001

[ncave]

@MangelMaxime

The remaining failing CI probably needs #3960, we should be able to work around this limitation by using compiler directives.

Yes, using FABLE_COMPILER_5 should work. You can merge it as is, I can add the Rust part in a separate PR if you prefer.

[MangelMaxime]

Yes, using FABLE_COMPILER_5 should work. You can merge it as is, I can add the Rust part in a separate PR if you prefer.

Thank you, I had a look at adding Rust support but this is not add straightforward as it seemed to me. I will look at your PR to learn from it.