Gets the time point from now when the estimated cost-to-not-fix this issue will reach the estimated cost-to-fix this issue. This time point is named the breaking point.
The breaking point is the issue Debt divided by the issue AnnualInterest. For example if the estimated cost-to-fix the issue (this issue Debt) is equal to 10 man-days, and the estimated cost-to-not-fix the issue is equal to 2 man-days per year (this is this issue AnnualInterest) then the issue breaking point is equal to 5 years from now. Notice that a breaking point lower than a year means that during the next 12 monthes, it would be cheaper to fix the issue than not to fix it. If this issue AnnualInterest is equal to NDepend.TechnicalDebt.AnnualInterest.Zero, this getter returns System.TimeSpan.System.TimeSpan.Zero.
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 11, 10, 8, 7 and Linux, MacOS with net8.0, net7.0 or net6.0 installed
