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Claude
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Review of the run history feature turned up four defects, all in the code that feature introduced. - Runs were dated with a time of day rather than a wall clock instant. `clock` and `rundown.actualStart` are millis since midnight, so every run in the history list rendered as 1 January 1970, and getLatestRun ordered runs incorrectly across days: a run at 09:00 today sorted below one at 20:00 last week, so the "last run" chip and /runs/latest could return an older run. Runs now take `_startEpoch`, the instant the show began, and the type documents the invariant. - A stop arriving with no run open is ignored. Loading a project stops playback and reinitialises reporting in the same tick, and the trailing stop was attributing the previous project's event to the new one. - Run summaries counted planned events from the loaded rundown rather than the rundown the run belongs to, so switching rundowns mid-run gave the summary a denominator from a different rundown. A run whose rundown has since been deleted now keeps its last known count instead of dropping to zero. - Recovery of runs left open by a crash only closed the first one. Any others stayed dangling forever: permanently shown as ongoing and never eligible as the latest run. Also replaces the raw ISO default run label with a readable local date and time, and adds a batching upsertRuns to the store so recovery writes the sidecar once rather than racing one write per run. Each fix has a regression test, verified to fail without the change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019nr3FbLbM8gB8Jm771YgTV