fix(stopwatch): wall-clock elapsed time and 1s default interval#984
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Track elapsed duration from real time instead of tick count so the display stays accurate when the event loop delivers ticks late (e.g. Windows with sub-second intervals). Initialize Interval to one second as documented. Fixes charmbracelet#862 Fixes charmbracelet#237 Fixes charmbracelet/bubbletea#932
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Summary
Intervaltotime.SecondinNew()as documented (v2: Stopwatch doesn't default to 1 second as documented #862).start+ accumulatedd) instead of addingIntervalon each tick, so the display stays accurate when ticks are delivered late (Timer and Stopwatch is not accurate #237).StartStopMsghandling to avoid duplicate tick commands.This also fixes the Windows stopwatch example where millisecond ticks batch in the event loop but real time advances normally (bubbletea#932).
Test plan
go test ./stopwatch/...Made with Cursor