Make #00:00:01 timestamp links work with hours

[qubodup]

freesound\static\bw-frontend\src\pages\sound.js's findTimeLinksAndAddEventListeners traces only the first two timecode elements in for example #00:01:12

Ideally it would handle hours as well.

This untested gen AI rewrite might work:

const findTimeLinksAndAddEventListeners = element => { 
    // Replace timestamps of pattern #m:ss, #h:m:s, etc. (e.g. #0:36, #0:0:1, #01:01:99) for anchor with a specific class and play icon
    const playIconHtml = '<span class="bw-icon-play" style="font-size:70%"></span>';
    element.innerHTML = element.innerHTML.replaceAll(/#\d+(?::\d+)+/g, '<a class="play-at-time" href="javascript:void(0);">' + playIconHtml + '$&</a>');
    element.innerHTML = element.innerHTML.replaceAll(playIconHtml + '#', playIconHtml);

    // Add listener events to each of the created anchors
    Array.from(element.getElementsByClassName('play-at-time')).forEach(playAtTimeElement => {
        playAtTimeElement.addEventListener('click', (e) => {
            if (!e.altKey){
                const parts = playAtTimeElement.innerText.split(':').map(n => parseInt(n, 10));
                const seconds = parts.reverse().reduce((sum, val, idx) => sum + val * Math.pow(60, idx), 0);
                playAtTime(audioElement, seconds);
            } else {
                audioElement.pause();
            }
        });
    });
};

Random test suite: https://freesound.org/people/freesoundtest111/sounds/811459/

Actual use case (at time of creating this ticket hh:mm:ss is used) https://freesound.org/people/HushAndHarmonyNow/sounds/842156/

Alternatively, tracing from the right might be a solution.