fix(faults): handle simulation time timestamps in fault display #28
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When running with use_sim_time=true, fault timestamps are recorded in simulation time (seconds since sim start) instead of Unix epoch. This caused UI to display dates like "1/1/1970 00:02:28". Detect small timestamps (< year 2000) and substitute current time as a workaround until fault_manager is fixed to use wall clock time.
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Summary
When running with use_sim_time=true, fault timestamps are recorded in simulation time (seconds since sim start) instead of Unix epoch. This caused UI to display dates like "1/1/1970 00:02:28".
Detect small timestamps (< year 2000) and substitute current time as a workaround until fault_manager is fixed to use wall clock time.
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npm run lint)npm run build)