Display human-friendly desktop notifications for long-running commands

Describe the solution you'd like?

Desktop notifications for long-running commands could be more human-friendly.
For instance, notification may be finished after 11 minutes and 1 second or finished after 11 m 1 s instead of finished after 666s).

See this library for a human-friendly format suggestion:
https://docs.rs/humantime/latest/humantime/fn.format_duration.html

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

When I received notification for long-running commands (like brew update or port upgrade outdated on my 10-year-old laptop 🐌), I often don't know the duration because I can't calculate seconds to minutes (or hours 😅) in my head:

Here is a "fake" shell command that triggers a finished after 999s notification:

echo "Simulating a long-running command like 'brew update' or 'port upgrade outdated' on my 10-year-old laptop! 😅 " && sleep 999

finished after 30 s

👌

finished after 61 s

🤔

finished after 666 s

🙀

finished after 999 s

😵

How important is this feature to you?

1 (Not too important)

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Start by locating the desktop notification code for completed long-running commands and compare its duration formatting with humantime::format_duration. Use the provided sleep 999 shell command to trigger a notification; done means durations such as 666 seconds are shown in a human-friendly minutes-and-seconds format.