feat: add elapsed runtime display for in-progress TUI commands #54
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- Display elapsed time for active assistant messages in TUI - Timer starts from user message creation time and updates every second - Elapsed time shown next to agent mode and model info - Timer automatically cleans up when message completes or component unmounts - Addresses part 1 of issue sst#5872: elapsed runtime visibility Changes: - Added onCleanup import for timer cleanup - Added elapsedTime signal with createEffect timer logic - Updated AssistantMessage display logic to show elapsed time for in-progress messages - Maintains existing duration display for completed messages
- Add props.last check to timer guard so only the last assistant message runs the elapsed time interval - Fix Match condition that was always true (final() || !final()) - Remove accidentally committed binary build file
… message time - Change timer to show elapsed time since the current tool call/text part started - Add 'running' label to distinguish in-progress elapsed time from completed duration - Timer now resets for each new action, showing how long the current operation takes - Falls back to user message time if no part timing info is available
Prevent timer from flip-flopping between total conversation time and current operation time. Timer now only displays when there's an actively running part with proper timing information. - Removes fallback to user.time.created when no running part found - Timer hides between operations instead of showing incorrect times - Also reorders package.json dependencies alphabetically
… into feat/elapsed-timer
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DUMMY PR, IGNORE.
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