feat(tracing-appender): add support for rolling file using local time feature - #3255
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Motivation
Fixes #3102 and based on #3105 which seems to have stalled
Solution
Add a local-time feature to tracing-appender (just like the one in tracing-subscriber) to modify the behavior.