Store analysis duration with millisecond precision#4786
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Analysis run durations were stored as whole seconds, losing some precision that could be used for accurate performance measurements. Duration is now stored as integer milliseconds instead of seconds, preserving accuracy
while maintaining the existing i64 Thrift API type. Existing data is migrated by multiplying by 1000, and the Web display logic converts back to seconds for users. CLI output now shows fractional seconds (e.g., 0:00:01.234).