feat: show local reset time alongside countdown in /usage hints#1914
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resetHintFrom built the epoch from Date.now() and resetHintForEpoch read the clock again before flooring the difference, so any elapsed millisecond dropped a full second: reset_in 120 rendered "1m" and reset_in 1 rendered "reset". Thread a single reference time through both, and use it for the local-clock date comparison as well. Pin the boundary tests to a frozen clock so they assert exact strings instead of skipping on midnight/year edges, and cover the double-read regression with a clock that ticks between calls. Also correct the changeset to name the package that actually changed.
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Related Issue
Resolve #1915
Problem
See linked issue.
What changed
resets in 2h 30m (at 14:30). This applies uniformly to rows backed by an absolute timestamp (reset_at/resetAt/...) and to rows backed by relative seconds (reset_in/ttl), where the absolute moment is derived from the fetch time.Dategetters, with date context graded by distance so a bare clock time is never ambiguous:HH:MMwithin the same day,MM-DD HH:MMwithin the same year,YYYY-MM-DD HH:MMacross years.reset, and unparseable timestamps still fall back toresets at <raw value>.Before vs After
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