runonphone timestamps nanosecond formating set to 9 chars, 0 padded

runonphone was dropping leading zeros after the decimal point in its
timestamp formating. For example [123.000456789] was printed as
[123.456789], which is quite a different number.

The formatting now pads the nanoseconds component with leading zeros to
9 characters. Timestamps are now always displayed with a 9 character
nanoseconds component, with leading and trailing zeros as appropriate.
For example:
[1897.070556640] [Qt Message] QEglContext::swapBuffers

Reviewed-by: Shane Kearns

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