Resolve interval handling when startAt set in the past #248
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I updated the
/src/croner.js_nextfunction to calculate when the previous run time would be when theprev(previous run) isundefinedandstartAtandintervalare set.I also added 1 test to the
/src/suites/options.cjsfor this use case.I then ran
npm run buildto update thedist.Multiple packages in the
package-lock.jsonwere also updated as a result of runningnpm run buildFixes #247