message: Rename back networkTime property on "TreesLatest" events
  Following up on feedback:
diff: @@ -244,7 +244,7 @@ async function fetchLatestSnapshotCore(
  fetchTimeout = undefined;
  }
  });
  - const networkTimeJs = performance.now() - start;
  + const fetchTime = performance.now() - start;
  const odspResponse = response.odspResponse;
  const contentType = odspResponse.headers.get("content-type");
  @@ -353,7 +353,7 @@ async function fetchLatestSnapshotCore(
  let responseNetworkTime: number | undefined; // responsEnd - responseStart
  let fetchStartToResponseEndTime: number | undefined; // responseEnd - fetchStart
  let reqStartToResponseEndTime: number | undefined; // responseEnd - requestStart
  - let networkTimeBrowser: number | undefined; // responseEnd - startTime
  + let networkTime: number | undefined; // responseEnd - startTime
  const spReqDuration = odspResponse.headers.get("sprequestduration");
  // getEntriesByType is only available in browser performance object
  @@ -376,10 +376,10 @@ async function fetchLatestSnapshotCore(
  (indResTime.responseEnd - indResTime.fetchStart) : undefined;
  reqStartToResponseEndTime = (indResTime.requestStart > 0) ?
  (indResTime.responseEnd - indResTime.requestStart) : undefined;
  - networkTimeBrowser = (indResTime.startTime > 0) ?
  + networkTime = (indResTime.startTime > 0) ?
  (indResTime.responseEnd - indResTime.fetchStart) : undefined;
  - if (spReqDuration !== undefined && networkTimeBrowser !== undefined) {
  - networkTimeBrowser = networkTimeBrowser - parseInt(spReqDuration, 10);
  + if (spReqDuration !== undefined && networkTime !== undefined) {
  + networkTime = networkTime - parseInt(spReqDuration, 10);
  }
  break;
  }
  @@ -444,10 +444,9 @@ async function fetchLatestSnapshotCore(
  reqStartToResponseEndTime,
  // Interval between starting the request for the resource until receiving the last byte but
  // excluding the Snaphot request duration indicated on the snapshot response header.
  - networkTimeBrowser,
  - // Similar to networkTime, but measured from within JS code. There is data suggesting that
  - // networkTime is wrong - see ADO #2530 for more details.
  - networkTimeJs,
  + networkTime,
  + // Measures total time to make fetch call. Should be similar to networkTime + sprequestduration.
  + fetchTime,
  // Sharing link telemetry regarding sharing link redeem status and performance. Ex: FRL; dur=100,
  // Azure Fluid Relay service; desc=S, FRP; desc=False. Here, FRL is the duration taken for redeem,
  // Azure Fluid Relay service is the redeem status (S means success), and FRP is a flag to indicate
  