Show relative termination time in Launch History tooltip#2744
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Display the relative termination time (for example, "a moment ago", "5 mins ago", or "1 hour ago") in launch history tooltips using the stored termination timestamp. This provides a quick indication of when a launch was last terminated
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This change enhances the launch history menu by displaying a relative termination time in the tooltip for previously launched configurations. Instead of showing only the launch configuration name, the tooltip now indicates how recently the launch was terminated using user-friendly text such as "a moment ago", "5 mins ago", or "1 hour ago", based on the stored termination timestamp. This provides quick contextual information about recent launches, making it easier to identify and relaunch configurations that were used recently. The additional context is particularly useful when launch favorites are pinned to the top of the menu, as their fixed ordering does not reflect recent usage and can make it harder to determine which configuration was run most recently.