feat(timer): print previous timer info when starting a new one - #60
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Starting a new timer auto-pauses any active timer, but gave no feedback about it. Print the paused issue's duration so far, along with confirmation that the new timer started. Closes #55
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Starting a new timer auto-pauses any currently active timer, but previously gave no feedback about it. Now
tl timer startreports the paused issue and how long it ran, plus confirms the new timer that started.Closes #55