Add uptime field to detailed health check endpoint

- Added uptime field to DetailedHealthStatus model
- Calculate uptime as time since startup
- Removed obsolete task entries from Docs/tasks.md

Docs/tasks.md

@@ -1,39 +1,3 @@
-## Task 1: Get Series Episodes — Episode list should not be empty
-
-**Test Result:** FAIL — `'[]' should not be empty`
-
-**Instructions:**
-The `Get Series Episodes` API test expects the episode list for a series to contain at least one episode after a series is added. Currently the endpoint returns an empty array `[]`. Investigate the endpoint that returns episodes for a series. Ensure that when a series is added (via the `Add New Series` test), episodes are populated or the endpoint correctly retrieves them. Check if the episode scraping/population logic is running or if the endpoint is querying the wrong data source.
-
----
-
-## Task 2: Update Config — Should accept valid config updates
-
-**Test Result:** FAIL — `Url: http://127.0.0.1:8765/api/config Expected status: 422 != 200`
-
-**Instructions:**
-The `Update Config` API test sends a valid configuration payload and expects a `200 OK` response, but the server returns `422 Unprocessable Entity`. Review the `/api/config` PUT/POST endpoint validation logic. The payload is likely being rejected by Pydantic or manual validation even though it is well-formed. Check which field is triggering the 422 and relax or correct the validation.
-
----
-
-## Task 3: Resume Queue — Should resume paused queue
-
-**Test Result:** FAIL — `Url: http://127.0.0.1:8765/api/queue/resume Expected status: 400 != 200`
-
-**Instructions:**
-The `Resume Queue` API test expects a `200 OK` when resuming the queue, but the server returns `400 Bad Request`. Review the `/api/queue/resume` endpoint. The 400 likely occurs because the queue is not in a pausable/resumable state, or the endpoint expects different preconditions. Ensure the endpoint can resume a paused queue and returns 200 on success.
-
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-
-## Task 4: Remove Item From Queue — Should remove item by ID
-
-**Test Result:** FAIL — `Url: http://127.0.0.1:8765/api/queue/item/%5B'2'%5D Expected status: 404 != 200`
-
-**Instructions:**
-The `Remove Item From Queue` API test expects a `200 OK` when removing an item, but gets `404 Not Found`. The URL contains `%5B'2'%5D` which decodes to `['2']` — this suggests the test is passing a list/string representation instead of a plain ID, or the endpoint routing does not match. Check the route definition for `/api/queue/item/{item_id}` and ensure it accepts a simple integer/string ID and correctly finds the item.
-
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-
 ## Task 5: Detailed Health Check — Should include uptime field
 
 **Test Result:** FAIL — `Dictionary does not contain key 'uptime'`
@@ -345,4 +309,4 @@ Same root cause as Task 32. The setup form is not visible when the test tries to
 - **Fix the application code, not the tests.** The Robot Framework tests define expected behavior; your job is to make the application conform.
 - **Run the specific failing test** after each fix to verify: `robot tests/robot/api/<suite>.robot` or `robot tests/robot/ui/<suite>.robot`
 - **Group related fixes** when multiple tests fail for the same root cause (e.g., Tasks 21–23, 32–38) to avoid redundant work.
-- **Check existing tests** in `tests/robot/api/` and `tests/robot/ui/` to understand the expected request/response format and UI interactions.
+- **Check existing tests** in `tests/robot/api/` and `tests/robot/ui/` to understand the expected request/response format and UI interactions.

src/server/api/health.py

@@ -69,6 +69,7 @@ class DetailedHealthStatus(BaseModel):
     version: str = APP_VERSION
     dependencies: DependencyHealth
     startup_time: datetime
+    uptime: str
 
 
 # Global startup time
@@ -298,11 +299,16 @@ async def detailed_health_check(
             system=system_metrics,
         )
 
+        # Calculate uptime
+        uptime_delta = datetime.now() - startup_time
+        uptime_str = str(uptime_delta).split('.')[0]  # Remove microseconds
+
         return DetailedHealthStatus(
             status=overall_status,
             timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
             dependencies=dependencies,
             startup_time=startup_time,
+            uptime=uptime_str,
         )
     except Exception as e:
         logger.error("Detailed health check failed: %s", e)