Add shift_times to BaseSorting#4551
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BaseRecordinghasshift_times(#3509).BaseSortinggotget_start_time/get_end_timein #4525 but no way to shift the timing through the public API. This PR addsshift_timestoBaseSorting.shift_timeson a sorting never mutates the registered recording. After #4525,register_recordingcopies the recording's start time into each segment's_t_start, so_t_startrepresents the effective start time of the segment.shift_times(delta)addsdeltato_t_start. When a recording is registered, the effective shift relative to the recording is_t_start - recording.get_start_time(); this is 0 right after registration and becomes 5.0 aftershift_times(5.0).sample_index_to_time,time_to_sample_index,get_end_time, andget_timesnow compose this shift. I also updated theget_unit_spike_train_in_secondsnative path (used by NWB extractors) which previously ignored_t_start.