Add HH_mm_ss to the CSV filename - #45
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Each run of
monitordnow writes a distinct file instead of appending to the previous run's. The filename becomessensors.<host>.<yyyy_MM_dd>_<HH_mm_ss>.csv, where the time is when the file is first opened (run start, or a day-boundary rollover).\n\nRetention still keys on the day:period(from:)parses the date+time and normalizes to midnight, so the sweep keeps deleting whole days. Header is written once per file, so each run's file starts clean.\n\nVerified: two back-to-back runs produce two files, each with its own header. 231 tests pass, swiftformat clean.