Record wall-clock duration in Codex visibility reports - #814
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Summary
Closes #782.
Record a monotonic
elapsed_secondsfor each Codex command and aggregate it in the visibility-report summary. The report previously tracked tokens and MCP payloads but not elapsed wall time.The duration is observational only: it does not affect classification, contract satisfaction, reward, timeout policy, or assurance. The shared
ToolCommandResultcontract remains unchanged.Validation
make check-changedmake docs-linkcheckReview notes
The summary is built by the same production helper exercised by the serialization test, so the reported aggregate cannot silently drift from the tested shape.