fix: Align weekly schedules with week boundary - #6984
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Weekly schedules can skip selected weekdays that occur before the setup\nday. Start each search at the target week boundary so all configured\nweekdays remain eligible. Signed-off-by: usernamenenad <radovic.nenad158@gmail.com>
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Summary
Start weekly schedule searches at the target week boundary. This change keeps
every selected weekday eligible, including weekdays that occur before the day
when the schedule is set up.
Use calendar-day arithmetic so the calculation remains safe across time
changes.
Fixes #6983.
Test plan
make test PKG_TEST_PACKAGES=./pkg/triggers/schedule.make format.go.make lint.make check.build.app.make test.