The countdown display used data.expiresAt (a server-side Unix timestamp)
subtracted from client Date.now(). When the server clock is ahead of the
client by ~2-3s (observed in production), the display inflated by that
delta — causing 2:02 instead of 2:00 on pick start, short-crediting the
chess clock increment, and the commissioner's adjust-time-bank dialog
disagreeing with the visible countdown.
Fix: replace all server expiresAt timestamps with a client-local expiry
computed from the server-provided timeRemaining integer
(Date.now() + timeRemaining * 1000). The skew then cancels algebraically:
server_remaining = server_expiresAt - pickMadeAt
= (client_schedule + Δ + bank*1000) - (client_pick + Δ)
= client_expiresAt - client_pick ✓
Three sites updated: handleTimerPickStarted, handleDraftStateSync
(reconnect), and the initial useState seed from loader data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
