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Say "1 second" when the countdown has one second left - #3
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Fixes #2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017diME4WDitfSQCoZbFkGqr
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What was wrong
The countdown ring's VoiceOver value was built as
"<n> seconds"for every value, so with one second left it read "1 seconds".What changed
SessionModel.timeSpoken(next totimeLabel, using the same rounding) returns "1 second" for one second and "N seconds" otherwise, including 0.MainView's countdown uses it as its accessibility value.Tests
SessionModelTests.spokenTime, covering 1, 0.4 (rounds up to 1), 0, 2 and 48 seconds.swift testpasses on macOS (13 tests).Fixes #2