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🎨 Palette: Add precise timestamps to session list#64

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Implemented the "Progressive Disclosure for Metadata" pattern by adding tooltips to the relative timestamps in the session list. Now, hovering over "5 minutes ago" reveals the exact date and time (e.g., "Jan 31, 2026, 5:28:31 PM").

This micro-UX improvement:

  • Keeps the UI clean and scannable with relative times.
  • Provides precision on demand for users who need exact timestamps.
  • Improves accessibility by adding cursor-help and standard tooltip interactions.

Verified with pnpm test and a custom Playwright script.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 4906395623590021337 started by @sbhavani

Wraps relative timestamps in the session list with a tooltip that displays the exact date and time. This implements the "Progressive Disclosure for Metadata" pattern from the UX journal, improving data precision while maintaining a clean interface.

- Adds `Tooltip` wrapper to session creation dates in `SessionList`
- Formats exact date using `date-fns` `PPpp` format
- Adds `cursor-help` to indicate interactivity
- Imports `format` from `date-fns`

Co-authored-by: sbhavani <182751+sbhavani@users.noreply.github.com>
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