Make schedule time-zone behavior explicit

[iibaranov-IG]

Summary

• resolve and inject one startup TimeZoneInfo for recurring schedules and UI conversion instead of reading TimeZoneInfo.Local ad hoc
• use the same TimeProvider for future validation and creation timestamps
• advance nonexistent spring-forward wall times by the DST gap and choose the earlier UTC occurrence for ambiguous one-time starts
• keep both repeated-hour instants inside matching recurring windows and retain UTC storage for one-time starts
• show the active zone and current offset on New session and System check
• document container TZ defaults and restart/backward-compatibility behavior

Verification

• dotnet test IPCamLapse.sln -c Release: 111 tests pass (64 IPCamLapse + 47 OpenCamInterop)
• deterministic custom-zone tests cover spring-forward, fall-back, both repeated-hour instants, overnight windows, and UTC
• page tests verify the injected zone and offset on both required pages
• dotnet format IPCamLapse.sln --verify-no-changes --no-restore: pass
• git diff --check: pass
• signed commit: 8ab316b

Closes #33.

[elkampu]

The startup dependency/UI direction is sound, but two recurring DST boundaries are incorrect at exact head 3ca4a27. I reproduced both as focused tests against the submitted service:

1. In the second fall-back hour, Daily 01:30–01:45 at 2026-11-01 06:20Z (01:20 standard time) returns NextStartUtc 05:30Z, which is already in the past. ConvertWallTimeToUtc always chooses the earlier ambiguous occurrence, which is correct for a one-time start but not for the next recurring start after that occurrence has passed.

2. On spring-forward day, Daily 02:30–04:00 at 07:10Z (03:10 daylight time) reports Active=true. The required gap rule moves the nonexistent 02:30 start to 03:30, so this window must remain inactive until 07:30Z. Raw TimeOfDay membership disagrees with the conversion policy.

Please make recurring boundary evaluation transition-aware for both Daily and Weekly schedules, guarantee a returned NextStartUtc is in the future, and add these focused fall-back/spring-forward regressions. The temporary tests were removed after reproduction.

[iibaranov-IG]

Thanks for reproducing both boundaries so precisely — agreed. DST has once again demonstrated that clocks are hostile distributed systems. I’ll make Daily and Weekly boundary evaluation transition-aware, guarantee that NextStartUtc is actually in the future, apply the gap policy consistently to active-window evaluation, and add focused fall-back and spring-forward regressions.

[iibaranov-IG]

Готово: recurring-окна теперь оцениваются как UTC-интервалы, с кандидатами для обоих повторов ambiguous wall time. Поэтому второй осенний 01:30 получает собственный будущий старт, а spring-forward 02:30 сдвигается по установленному gap-правилу и не активирует окно раньше времени. Добавил оба воспроизведённых регрессионных сценария. Head: e251297; CI зелёный на Ubuntu, Windows, контейнере и CodeQL. Буду признателен за повторную проверку.

[elkampu]

Exact head e251297 fixes the two previously reported boundaries, but another required repeated-hour case still fails. For a daily 00:30–01:15 window, 2026-11-01 06:10Z is the second 01:10 occurrence and must still be active; an exact-head focused regression returns Active=false. In EvaluateRecurring, selecting WallTimeCandidates(endWall).FirstOrDefault(candidate => candidate > startUtc) pairs the unambiguous 00:30 start only with the first 01:15 end (05:15Z) and discards the second valid end (06:15Z). Please model the recurring interval so an ambiguous end includes both repeated-hour instants, add this exact regression for Daily and the equivalent Weekly path, and retain the new spring-gap and second-start coverage.

[iibaranov-IG]

Addressed the latest review: a window that begins before the repeated fall-back hour now remains active through the second ambiguous end occurrence, while ambiguous starts still pair with their corresponding end. Added Daily and Weekly regressions for the reported 00:30–01:15 case. CI is green on Ubuntu and Windows.