[AryaKesharwani]

Video cards showed "60 secs" for recordings between 59 and 60 seconds, because formatDuration floored minutes but rounded the leftover seconds up with Math.ceil, so they could reach 60 without rolling over.

Round the duration up to whole seconds once, before splitting it into hours/minutes/seconds. Short clips still never read "0 secs", and the seconds can no longer exceed 59.

Duration	Before	After
0.2 s	1 sec	1 sec
59.0 s	59 secs	59 secs
59.2 / 59.5 / 59.99 s	60 secs	1 min
60.0 s	1 min	1 min
3599.5 s	59 mins	1 hr
150 s / 7200 s	2 mins / 2 hrs	unchanged

The only other change is at unit boundaries: a fractional second just under a whole minute or hour now rounds into it (e.g. 3599.5 s → 1 hr), matching the existing round-up of seconds.

formatDuration is exported so it can be unit-tested; no other code changes.

Validation: new video-thumbnail-duration.test.ts (4 tests) passes; the minute and hour rollover cases fail against the previous logic. Existing date-format.test.ts still passes. Verified in a local self-hosted web build: a seeded 59.5 s Cap showed 60 secs on My Caps before the change and 1 min after, next to 59.0 s (59 secs) and 60.0 s (1 min). Biome check passes on both touched files.

Closes #3563.

Confidence Score: 5/5

This PR appears safe to merge.

Summary

Fixes video thumbnail labels by rounding up to whole seconds before choosing hours, minutes, or seconds.

• Video thumbnails round the full duration before showing its largest unit.

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