Adapt tests for Windows compatibility#337
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This PR is a follow-up to PR #336 and fixes several tests to improve Windows support.
The changes affect task, command, and instruction graph printing tests as well as
live_executorstarvation/active-time tests:std::unordered_map. Since MSVC's standard library uses a different iteration order, these tests fail on Windows even though graph construction is correct. The tests are disabled for now until a more robust graph comparison method is available.live_executorstarvation/active-time test tolerance is now platform-dependent, using 20ms on Windows (where the previous tolerance was too strict) and 10ms on other platforms, instead of increasing the tolerance globally.