Total duration of sleep time can exceed 24 hours through entering a very small value for the sleep duration

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By entering a very small value for the sleep duration, such as 0.001 (which seems to be the point at which it gets rounded down), the sleep entry gets added with a duration of 0 hours, which makes it possible to technically exceed the 24-hour limit placed on total sleep time in a day by an extra 0.001 hours at least once before the program catches it.

Steps to replicate:

1. sleep add 23.50 d/2024-04-17, which adds a sleep entry with time 23.5 hours
2. sleep add 0.49 d/2024-04-17, which adds 0.49hrs
   3.sleep add 0.01 d/2024-04-17, which adds 0.01hrs, bringing the total to 24 hours.
3. sleep add 0.001 d/2024-04-17, which adds an additional 0.001 hrs (but shown as 0 hrs on the output), making the total exceed 24 hours

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_{[original: nus-cs2113-AY2324S2/pe-interim#1694] [original labels: severity.Low type.FunctionalityBug]}

[rexyyong]

Team's Response

Hi there, thank you for the bug report!

Our team followed the exact steps provided, however we were unable to replicate the bug. Please refer to the screenshot below.

Thank you!

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