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Steps can now carry a separate `timers` array and use <timer> placeholders in the text instead of inline times. Add StepTimer model and format_timer/expand_timer_placeholders/get_step_text helpers, wire them into Mealie, Tandoor, and Paprika exporters. Timer output uses German (15 Min., 30–40 Min., bis zu 20 Min.). Old recipes without timers remain unchanged.
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Steps can now carry a separate
timersarray and use placeholders in the text instead of inline times. Add StepTimer model and format_timer/expand_timer_placeholders/get_step_text helpers, wire them into Mealie, Tandoor, and Paprika exporters. Timer output uses German (15 Min., 30–40 Min., bis zu 20 Min.). Old recipes without timers remain unchanged.(This is admittedly vibe-coded, and I don't know much about Python. I've got experience in other languages, though, and from that perspective it looks generally fine.)