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A client with "start after first use" expiry stores the duration as a negative number of milliseconds (e.g. -86400000 = 1 day after first connect). The clients page row already renders this correctly as "Delayed start: 1d", but two other surfaces treated negative values as zero and rendered them as unlimited: - Subscription header: the index==0 / index>0 branches in subService, subClashService and subJsonService only carried ExpiryTime forward when > 0, so traffic.ExpiryTime stayed at zero and the header sent expire=0. Every imported client appeared to have no expiry, and the built-in subscribe page rendered the "unlimited" tag. - ClientInfoModal: both the expiryLabel helper and the rendering check treated <= 0 as the "no expiry" branch, so the modal showed an infinity tag instead of "Delayed start: Nd". Add subscriptionExpiryFromClient to map negative durations onto a "now + |value|" timestamp so subscription clients see an actual expiry they can count down from. Update ClientInfoModal's helper and render to match the clients-page convention. Regression test in subService_test.go covers the helper. Refs #4535 |
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