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The source visits stages sequentially and awaits a four hundred fifty millisecond timer at each stage. Hypothetical two and four stages therefore request nine hundred and eighteen hundred milliseconds of timer waits. Bars share point two two pixels per nominal millisecond. Browser scheduling adds overhead, so this is not a measured runtime. The source pass simulates stage activity; provider labels do not prove external requests. The exported configuration stores the preset schedule interval in minutes. The source trend preset stores sixty, while its auditor preset stores one hundred eighty. Bars share two point two pixels per configured minute. These are configuration values, not proof that any daemon or real recurring task is activated. The source export uses current processed count or the preset base count. Because JavaScript treats zero as false in this expression, reset-state zero exports the stored preset count: one hundred twenty for trend and two hundred fifty for auditor. Bars share one point five pixels per item. These are saved fixture counts, not observed processing results. The genuine simulated pass, complete JSON export, reset and responsive first-footer layout remain checked.