feat: Implement "run ID" property for views #270
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This change introduces a "run ID" for views to distinguish app executions. The `ClamsApp.annotate` method now generates a single timestamp after the `_annotate` method returns and assigns it to all newly created views. This allows for grouping of views generated during a single execution. Fixes #269
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This commit reverts the changes made to `tests/metadata.py`, restoring the original, more flexible test metadata. It also ensures that the `runningTime` value in `clams/app/__init__.py` is explicitly cast to a string.
This change introduces a "run ID" for views to distinguish app executions. The
ClamsApp.annotatemethod now generates a single timestamp after the_annotatemethod returns and assigns it to all newly created views. This allows for grouping of views generated during a single execution.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17620765909565543415 started by @keighrim