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End break starts the next block running - #170
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End break used to set out the next block held at zero (
· ready), waiting for a second press. It now starts running straight away.toFocusStateinlib/timer-context.tsxis the change; it also covers switching breaks off mid-break, which ends the break the same way. Spec inreadmedesign.mdand the Space/Pcomments updated to match.typecheck and lint pass locally.
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