Another potential fix would be to change the hiding choices of the jobs so
that the "jobs" output would show the pieces of the pipeline, more like when
a non-time-using pipeline is used.  For example, if I suspend "sleep 5 | cat
~/foo/*(^/) | wc", jobs shows me the various pieces of the pipeline (as
would continue):

[1]  + suspended  sleep 5 |
       done       cat ~/foo/*(^/) | wc

I created the attached simple patch to test this, but it doesn't really work
right -- it doesn't hide the super job (which might be a good thing), and it
prints superfluous "done" messages at the end of the run.  I'm not going to
fiddle with this anymore, since my prior patch seems like a reasonable fix,
and the changing of the jobs output when suspending a newly-created
super-job seems like a separate issue (but one that could also fix the time
issue in a different way).

..wayne..