Extend broadcast delay slider max from 60s to 5 minutes#83
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The Live Timing Offset slider now supports delays up to 5 minutes to accommodate longer streaming-service lag. Above 60s the value renders as M:SS (e.g. -2:30) in both the modal and the compact chip, and ±30s quick-adjust buttons make it practical to reach the new range without endless clicks. Also adds backend/scripts/download_test_session.py — pulls .jsonStream files from the F1 static API into backend/data/live_test/ so the live endpoint's test replayer can simulate a session locally. The path matches the hint in routers/live.py's "no data" error message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Live Timing Offset slider now supports delays up to 5 minutes to accommodate longer streaming-service lag.