Make the next block measurable.

The source default focus twenty five minutes is multiplied by sixty to fifteen hundred remaining seconds, displayed twenty five colon zero zero. A five minute break becomes three hundred seconds. Bars share one fifth pixel per second, three hundred and sixty pixels. This is a local counter configuration, not measured completed focus or proof of productivity. It does not connect music, coworkers or planning services. While in focus phase, the genuine source input handler sets remaining seconds to the entered focus minutes times sixty. Fifteen minutes gives nine hundred seconds and thirty gives eighteen hundred. Bars share one fifth pixel per second: one hundred eighty versus three hundred sixty. Editing any setting synchronizes the current phase counter, even during a run. The timer subtracts one per one-second interval callback; it does not recompute exact wall elapsed time after browser throttling. At focus twenty five minutes, cycle setting one gives twenty five planned focus minutes, while four gives one hundred. Bars share three pixels per planned minute: seventy five and three hundred. The source multiplies these values in its summary and export, but never decrements a completed-cycle count or stops after that count. At zero remaining it toggles focus and break and reloads that phase duration. This source limitation means planned time is not verified session completion.