* Replace Date.now() with performance.now() for duration measurements
- Import performance from node:perf_hooks in all affected files
- Update Timer and ThinkingTimer classes to use performance.now()
- Update activity tracking (markActivity, getIdleMs) to use performance.now()
- Update cache duration measurements to use performance.now()
- Update agent execution timing (cursor, opencode) to use performance.now()
- Update subprocess execution timing to use performance.now()
- Update API performance monitoring to use performance.now()
- Update prep phase timing to use performance.now()
- Update timer.test.ts to mock performance.now() instead of Date.now()
Benefits:
- Monotonic clock immune to system clock adjustments
- Higher precision (microsecond vs millisecond resolution)
- Purpose-built for performance measurement
Fixes#245
* fix lint.
* Round float durations to integers in logging
Preserve original behavior by rounding performance.now() float values
to integers when displaying/logging millisecond durations.
* fix lint.
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