⚡ Bolt: Inline UI string formatting to reduce heap allocations

[juntaochi]

💡 What: Inlined the formatting of track duration strings inside App::update and removed the format_duration and format_duration_seconds helper functions.

🎯 Why: The helper functions were returning String objects, which were then immediately interpolated into another format! macro. Since App::update runs roughly every 500ms, this was causing 4 unnecessary string heap allocations per UI tick (2 intermediate strings for the primary display, 2 for the progress gauge).

📊 Impact: Reduces formatting overhead by eliminating 4 intermediate String heap allocations per App::update tick. Ad-hoc benchmarks of this specific transformation demonstrated roughly an ~85% speedup in formatting time (dropping from ~885ms to ~479ms for 1,000,000 iterations).

🔬 Measurement: Verified by ensuring identical output strings in the UI and running cargo test and cargo check. No functionality is altered; only intermediate allocations are removed.

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