Enatega Customer Application : In restaurant reviews ,Displaying "0 days ago" for recent reviews can appear awkward and may confuse users

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Displaying "0 days ago" for recent reviews can appear awkward and may confuse users. To enhance clarity and provide a more intuitive user experience, consider implementing a dynamic time display that adjusts based on the elapsed time since the review was posted.

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Dynamic Time Display Format:

Less than 1 minute ago: Display "Just now".
1 to 59 minutes ago: Display "X minutes ago".
1 to 23 hours ago: Display "X hours ago".
1 to 29 days ago: Display "X days ago".
1 to 11 months ago: Display "X months ago

Example Logic:

If the review was posted less than a minute ago, display "Just now".
If the review was posted between 1 and 59 minutes ago, display "X minutes ago".
If the review was posted between 1 and 23 hours ago, display "X hours ago".
If the review was posted between 1 and 29 days ago, display "X days ago".
If the review was posted between 1 and 11 months ago, display "X months ago".
If the review was posted one year or more ago, display "X years ago".

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by locating the customer application's restaurant review timestamp formatting, then check how recent review dates are converted to relative text. Done means the display follows the specified minute, hour, day, month, and year ranges, including "Just now" for reviews under one minute old.

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