Show time in minutes

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated the app name and description to reflect support for starting the timer from a negative value.

• Improvements

  • Changed the label for hour display in Japanese to clarify its meaning.
  • Adjusted the timer display logic: hours are now only shown if explicitly enabled, and when disabled, hours and minutes are combined for a simplified view.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the package name and description in the metadata, revise a Japanese localization string for clarity, and modify the logic for displaying timer digits. The timer display now depends solely on a setting, changing how hours and minutes are presented when the hour display is disabled.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Renamed package from "simple-stopwatch" to "sync-timer" and updated the description to specify that the stopwatch can start from a negative value.
src/I18n.elm	Updated the Japanese string for showHour from "1時間以上の動画を見る" to "「時」を表示する", clarifying the label's meaning.
src/View.elm	Changed the logic for displaying timer digits: now, hours are shown only if the setting is enabled; otherwise, hours and minutes are combined into a single value for display.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant View
    participant Settings

    User->>View: Toggle "Show Hour" setting
    View->>Settings: Check showHour flag
    alt showHour is enabled
        View->>User: Display hours, minutes, seconds
    else showHour is disabled
        View->>User: Display (hours * 60 + minutes), seconds
    end

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Poem

A stopwatch gets a brand new name,
With hours displayed or merged the same.
Japanese strings now clear and bright,
Timer digits set just right.
From negative starts, we count with glee—
Sync-timer ticks for you and me!
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package.json (2)

2-2: Package name updated to better reflect functionality.

The name change from "simple-stopwatch" to "sync-timer" better represents the application's timing functionality and aligns with the ability to start from negative values.

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4-4: Description update provides clearer feature indication.

The updated Japanese description now explicitly mentions the ability to start from negative values, which better communicates the application's functionality to users.

src/I18n.elm (1)

37-37: Improved clarity of setting label.

The Japanese label for showHour has been changed from a specific use case ("Watch videos longer than 1 hour") to a more direct description of the functionality ("Display the 'hour' digit"). This change makes the UI more intuitive and better aligned with what the setting actually controls.

src/View.elm (1)

56-60: Enhanced display logic improves consistency.

The timer display now depends solely on the user's preference (showHour setting) rather than the current timer value. When hours are disabled, the implementation correctly combines hours and minutes (hours * 60 + minutes), ensuring all time is still displayed while respecting the user's format preference.

This change offers three key improvements:

1. Consistent UI regardless of the timer value
2. User control over the display format
3. Proper time representation when hours are disabled

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