Pausing is for life happening - a baby needing attention - not a metric worth
keeping, and the numbers were meaningless anyway: the last recorded attempt read
12 pauses / 90,755 seconds, almost all of it sessions left paused overnight.
Removed:
- the st["pauses"] counter in set_paused()
- "pauses" and "paused_seconds" from the history entry in record_attempt()
- "pauses" from the web API session payload
- the "· paused 3× (12:04)" segment on the results screen
Kept, because both are load-bearing rather than telemetry:
- paused_total, which remaining() adds back to the deadline so paused time is
not silently deducted from the clock, and which the web clock reads to do the
same countdown math
- paused_at, which is just "is the session paused right now" and drives the ⏸
indicator
Neither is written to history or surfaced in any report; they exist only for the
lifetime of a live session.
Note for anyone reading a long time_used later: it is computed as
ended_at - started_at - paused_total, and paused_total only accrues while
actually paused, so a session resumed and then left running overnight inflates
it. Attempt #11 logs 28:59:01 for that reason, not a timing bug.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NziZdvBvy7CpEAAbZNgp8i
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