fix(desktop): handle duration_in_seconds correctly in timestamp

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Suggested PR Title:

fix(TimeStamp): format media duration from string to number

Change Summary:
Updated TimeStamp component to format media duration correctly when it is a string representation of a number. This resolves potential type issues and ensures accurate handling of media duration.

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apps/desktop/src/renderer/src/modules/renderer/components/TimeStamp.tsx

1. Line 11:

   • Issue: The formatTimeToSeconds function is being used, but there is no validation to ensure the input type matches what the function expects. While there is a comment indicating the type mismatch (@ts-expect-error durationInSeconds is string), it does not seem ideal to rely on a TypeScript error suppression for this logic. If duration_in_seconds is a string but contains invalid content (e.g., non-numeric characters), formatTimeToSeconds might fail unexpectedly or produce incorrect results.
   • Change Request: Consider adding validation or type-checking logic before calling formatTimeToSeconds. For example, ensure the string represents a valid time format or numeric value.

2. Line 12:

   • Issue: Suppressing TypeScript errors with @ts-expect-error should generally be avoided unless absolutely necessary. Instead, the code should resolve any type mismatch explicitly, such as by ensuring the type of duration_in_seconds is correct upstream where the data is being fetched or processed. Suppressing errors can lead to unexpected runtime issues and reduce maintainability.
   • Change Request: Resolve the type mismatch by fixing the type definitions for duration_in_seconds in the corresponding type interface or schema, ensuring TypeScript correctly infers the data type.

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Addressing these issues will improve the reliability and maintainability of the code.

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