[Utils] getTimeStr: Round up the number of minutes correctly
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Prevent getting strings like "5m60s" when rounding up.
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Description
When getting times such as 359.5, the previous version of
getTimeStrwas returning "5m60s" instead of "6m0s" because the number of minutes was first computed, and the remaining seconds were rounded up and used as such. In some cases, rounding up those remaining seconds may lead to a full minute, which should be handled.After minutes have been computed, we now check that the rounded up remainder does not correspond to a full minute before moving to the seconds.