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Summary

• Recalculate calendar and natural-language @est values on refresh instead of reusing a stale cached duration.
• Keep caching explicit, reference-independent durations.
• Add regression tests for advancing reference times.

Verification

• npm run typecheck passed.
• npm run compile passed.
• npm test passed (430 tests).
• npm run format:check passed.
• git diff --cached --check passed.

Risk

• Low: affects estimate caching only; dynamic expressions may cost more to parse on refresh.

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[vycdev]

Reviewed and fixed a timer integration regression introduced by uncaching calendar estimates. For a task started at noon with an estimate of 14:00, the timer correctly showed 1:30:00 at 12:30, but editing the task recalculated its estimate from the current time and subtracted the elapsed 30 minutes again, changing the countdown to 1:00:00.

The timer now resolves its estimate from the task's preserved start time and timestamp offset; statistics still refresh date-dependent estimates from the current reference time. Added integration regressions using the real time, statistics, and timekeeping implementations for task edits, fixed-duration estimates, delayed opening, and sub-minute precision. The affected calendar tests failed before the correction and pass afterward.

Integrated current develop and retained all changelog entries. Validation passed on this head: typecheck, 436 tests, webpack development build, format check, and git diff whitespace check.

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