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…kly/biweekly day toggle - Narrow time input field (w-full → w-40) and add dark/light color-scheme styling so the native time picker dropdown and clock icon match the app theme - Replace standalone Bi-weekly preset with a Weekly/Bi-weekly toggle that appears when a specific day is selected, allowing users to choose both the day and frequency together - Support biweekly-with-day cron encoding (e.g. biweekly-1 → */14 * 1) while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy biweekly expressions Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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color-schemeCSS so the native time picker dropdown and clock icon render correctly in both dark and light themesbuildCron,parseCron, anddescribeCronto support biweekly-with-day encoding (e.g.biweekly-1→0 6 */14 * 1) with backward compatibility for legacy expressionsTest plan
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