Command /stopwatch query always returns value 1

/... query subcommands are expected not only to print out the queried value but also return this value as the return value of the commands.

For example, /time query could return the current gametime while printing it out, so does /tick query.

However, /stopwatch ... query always returns 1 as its return value no matter what the actual value of the stopwatch is.

(Plus, as /stopwatch is totally not an async command, not returning something containing the information needed is unreasonable.)

How To Reproduce

1. /scoreboard objectives add test dummy

2. /stopwatch test:1 add

3. Wait for 27.255 seconds for example.

4. /execute store result score #test test run stopwatch test:1 query

5. /scoreboard players get #test test

Expected Output

Step 4 print out the stopwatch value (27.255s), and step 5 could get the value 27 in the scoreboard.

Actual Output

Step 4 print out the stopwatch value, but step 5 always gets the value 1.