fix: Parse timing markers from console output for JavaScript benchmarking

The _parse_timing_from_jest_output() function was defined but never called,
causing benchmarking tests to report runtime=0. This integrates console timing
marker parsing into parse_test_results() to extract accurate performance data
from capturePerf() calls.

Fixes the "summed benchmark runtime of the original function is 0" error
when timing data exists in console output but JUnit XML reports 0.

Author: mohammedahmed18

codeflash/languages/javascript/support.py

@@ -1533,6 +1533,11 @@ def parse_test_results(self, junit_xml_path: Path, stdout: str) -> list[TestResu
         if not junit_xml_path.exists():
             return results
 
+        # Parse timing markers from console output (for performance tests)
+        from codeflash.languages.javascript.test_runner import _parse_timing_from_jest_output
+
+        timing_from_console = _parse_timing_from_jest_output(stdout)
+
         try:
             tree = ET.parse(junit_xml_path)
             root = tree.getroot()
@@ -1542,11 +1547,30 @@ def parse_test_results(self, junit_xml_path: Path, stdout: str) -> list[TestResu
                 classname = testcase.get("classname", "")
                 time_str = testcase.get("time", "0")
 
-                # Convert time to nanoseconds
+                # Convert time to nanoseconds from XML
                 try:
-                    runtime_ns = int(float(time_str) * 1_000_000_000)
+                    runtime_ns_xml = int(float(time_str) * 1_000_000_000)
                 except ValueError:
-                    runtime_ns = None
+                    runtime_ns_xml = None
+
+                # Try to get more accurate timing from console markers (for performance tests)
+                # The console markers are more accurate than JUnit XML time for benchmarking
+                runtime_ns = runtime_ns_xml
+                if timing_from_console:
+                    # Try to match this test case to timing data from console
+                    # Console timing uses format: module:testClass:funcName:invocationId
+                    # We need to find matching entries
+                    for timing_key, timing_value in timing_from_console.items():
+                        # timing_key format: "module:testClass:funcName:invocationId"
+                        # Check if this timing entry matches the current test
+                        if name in timing_key or classname in timing_key:
+                            # Use console timing if it's non-zero and looks more accurate
+                            if timing_value > 0:
+                                runtime_ns = timing_value
+                                logger.debug(
+                                    f"Using console timing for {name}: {timing_value}ns (XML had {runtime_ns_xml}ns)"
+                                )
+                                break
 
                 # Check for failure/error
                 failure = testcase.find("failure")