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Support shifting by business days with time-of-day preservation. Uses TimeSlot.stream_next/3 and stream_previous/3 to count business days, and snaps to the nearest business moment when the original time doesn't fit on the target day. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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:dayunit support toOffset.shift/3for business day arithmetic (e.g.{3, :day}for "3 business days from now")TimeSlot.stream_next/3andstream_previous/3to count business days, keeping Offset's dependencies minimal (Schedule+TimeSlotonly)🤖 Generated with Claude Code