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Make presenter timer controls follow slide metadata - #53
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Reset was always available and treated the first slide specially. Reset is now available only while paused and always uses the current slide's expected timestamp. Ordinary slides stay paused;
timer: startslides return to the ready state at that timestamp, so advancing starts from the correct position even midway through the deck.Clock#reset!/reset!(nil)clear the clock, replacingstop!. Numeric resets preserve whether it is running and move a ready clock into the paused state;started: falseprepares a timestamp for a later start.Validation: 305 Ruby tests (736 assertions), 100% line coverage, 31 JavaScript tests, RuboCop, documentation coverage (185/185), and static package checks. Chrome checks confirmed the Auto-start animation and reduced-motion fallback.