BREAKING(cli/unstable): remove ProgressBarFormatter.styledTime and use DurationFormat

[timreichen]

We should not provide an opinionated time style in the ProgressBarFormatter object, we already provide a defaultFormatter which styles the time.
Instead we should point to Intl.DurationFormat which allows for all kinds of styles.

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[kt3k]

We should not provide an opinionated time style in the ProgressBarFormatter object, we already provide a defaultFormatter which styles the time.

I don't see this reasoning. MM:SS is probably most common format for indicating minutes and seconds, and styledTime is convenient shorthand for reusing that format when choosing different style as default formatter. Why do we need to remove it?

[BlackAsLight]

This change doesn't format correctly. It puts everything under the seconds section.

new Intl.DurationFormat(undefined, {
  minutes: "2-digit",
  seconds:"2-digit",
  fractionalDigits: 0
})
  .format({milliseconds: Date.now()});
// "00:1748597655"

[timreichen]

This change doesn't format correctly. It puts everything under the seconds section.

new Intl.DurationFormat(undefined, {
  minutes: "2-digit",
  seconds:"2-digit",
  fractionalDigits: 0
})
  .format({milliseconds: Date.now()});
// "00:1748597655"

Good catch!
I think this has to wait until Temporal is stable. Then that can be solved with Temporal.Duration.prototype.round().
Putting this as draft for now.