next.js

516b2ea3 - fix(build): format runAfterProductionCompile duration as human-readable time (#89232)

fix(build): format runAfterProductionCompile duration as human-readable time (#89232) This change should unifiy the runAfterProductionCompile output to follow the same style as other times printed in the build logs. Currently build logs look like ``` ✓ Compiled successfully in 89s Running next.config.js provided runAfterProductionCompile ... ✓ Finished writing to filesystem cache in 18.5s ✓ Completed runAfterProductionCompile in 36134ms Skipping validation of types ``` I hope they will now look like ``` ✓ Compiled successfully in 89s Running next.config.js provided runAfterProductionCompile ... ✓ Finished writing to filesystem cache in 18.5s ✓ Completed runAfterProductionCompile in 36.1s Skipping validation of types ``` (and yes i know 36s is shameful thats my next problem but this irked me enough to want the build output looking nicer ahhaha) It feels like adding a test for this would be semi counter productive without basically ending up adding sleeps and then in reality its testing more the logic of `durationToStringWithNanoseconds`.