Added global time format and log timing controls using LoggingConfiguration

* Bench doc fixes
* README fixes
* Added test scripts in `tests/`

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,11 @@
 # Undead Logging
 Logging for stupid idiots like me
 
+* Pluggable event listeners
+* Per-source hushing, global log type hushing
+* Log timing control
+* Time display modes
+
 ```ts
 import Logging from "@proxnet/undead-logging"
 
@@ -107,6 +112,44 @@ LoggingConfiguration.logTiming = LogTiming.Sync;
 LoggingConfiguration.logTiming = LogTiming.Deferred;
 ```
 
+You might prefer to defer logs in asynchronous situations where order does not matter and<br>
+you'd like to prevent slowing down I/O.<br>
+You might also prefer to reset all sources to synchronous logging during app shutdown.<br>
+This can help debug issues with how your app closes. (see example below)
+
+## Global resets
+Every source is tracked by this module in a `Set`.
+
+You can reset every source's log timing or time format with `LoggingConfiguration.reset(something)`.<br>
+The corresponding property will be updated on `LoggingConfiguration`:
+
+```ts
+import Logging, { LoggingConfiguration, LogTiming } from "@proxnet/undead-logging";
+
+const log = new Logging("Logger");
+
+log.logTiming = LogTiming.Sync; // the default
+LoggingConfiguration.resetLogTiming = LogTiming.Deferred;
+
+// both are LogTiming.Deferred
+log.d(`My log timing: LogTiming.${LogTiming[log.logTiming]}`);
+log.d(`Global: LogTiming.${LogTiming[LoggingConfiguration.logTiming]}`);
+```
+
+This is useful when you want to use synchronous logging during a shutdown:
+```ts
+// something is keeping the event loop alive (HTTP server, a database, some I/O?)
+
+LoggingConfiguration.logTiming = LogTiming.Deferred;
+const log = new Logging("Main");
+
+Deno.addSignalListener('SIGINT', () => {
+    LoggingConfiguration.resetLogTiming = LogTiming.Sync;
+});
+```
+
+See [`tests/shutdown.ts`.](./tests/shutdown.ts)
+
 ## [Benchmarks](./BENCH.md)
 
 ## Contributing