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Ashsajal
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The `1/n s` test in `exposure_text` was relative to the reciprocal, so the
tolerance shrank as the exposure slowed. Under 1/50 s the reciprocal drops
below 50, which makes 1 % of it smaller than half a rounding step, and nearly
every fraction fell through to the decimal form: a stored 0.031714 s printed
as "0.03 s" (5.4 % off) and 0.0215 s as "0.02 s" (7 % off).
Below 1/10 s the reciprocal is above 10, so its nearest whole number puts the
shown time within 5 % of the stored one and is the form a photographer
expects. At or above 1/10 s the existing near-whole rule is kept, so 0.5 s is
still "1/2 s" and 0.4 s still "0.4 s". The decimal fallback moves from two
decimals to three significant digits ("0.105 s", not "0.11 s").
The two fixtures from the report now read "1/32 s" and "1/47 s" through
`photocraft-cli run ... --cmd file.fileInfo`.