It's also possible to use xslt:message to print something,
and to run that through a program that adds a timestamp to
each line of input.
Or maybe use an available timeserver via document(). But use 2 distinct URLs.
I.e. document('http://my.timeserver1.com/current-date-time?reason=startup')
and document('http://my.timeserver1.com/current-date-time?reason=ending')
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