Originally, uptime checked seconds_alert against seconds to determine
whether to use color_alert, but if {days}, {hours}, or {mins} is used in
the format string, seconds is truncated to exclude anything above a day,
hour, or minute respectively.
This caused seconds to always be below a seconds_alert value greater
than a day, for example, if {days} is used, so the alert color was never
used.
Fix this by saving and checking against the raw seconds that were
originally read.
Not updated for various reasons:
clock,
dpms,
gpu_temp,
load,
mail,
mem_bar,
modsde,
net_speed,
pianobar,
pulseaudio,
regex [no named formatters],
runwatch,
shell,
solaar,
temp,
text,
updates,
weather,
whosonlocation,
xkblayout,
zabbix
This might break something: I can't test all these modules. If it does,
file a bug / open a PR / send me a note.
