File.GetLastAccessTime() + similar methods

What is the usecase for this plug

foreach(string str in System.IO.Directory.GetFiles("0:/"))
{
    Console.WriteLine(str + " > " + System.IO.File.GetLastAccessTime(str));
}

Complexity of plug
No idea

Describe alternatives you've considered
Writing a giant file access log system which would be way too hard

Additional context
@quajak said it should be implemented as FAT supports them

[quajak]

It seems like we are missing a few formatting plugs, which should be doable (maybe wait for .Net 5.0 to see how this will change).
Internally, it looks like FatDirectoryEntry.cs needs methods to set creation time and update Modified/Access time. These methods will also have to be added to the FileSystem interface.
We will then most likely have to plug some level of GetLastAccessTime and similar at some level to access the information from the fat file system.

[quajak]

Cosmos/source/Cosmos.System2/FileSystem/FAT/Listing/FatDiretoryEntry.cs

Line 294 in f305364

// TODO: Add a define for COSMOS so we can skip blocks when running outside.