fixed bad copy paste errors according to the issue https://github.com…

[arinochk]

What does this PR do?

What issues does this PR fix or reference?

Fixes two separate issues:

1. In salt/modules/win_dacl.py, replaces an incorrect variable check inside a condition. The code originally checked permission but then used acetype for transformation, which looks like a copy-paste mistake. Now acetype is properly normalised to uppercase (or set to None if falsy).
2. In salt/modules/schedule.py, corrects an error log message that referenced the wrong variable. The exception occurs when parsing current_time, but the log erroneously printed time_fmt twice. The log now correctly outputs the problematic current_time value along with the format string.

What issues does this PR fix or reference?

Fixes #68967

Previous Behavior

1. win_dacl.py: the code did if permission: but then used acetype.upper(), leading to possible AttributeError if acetype was None, and generally inconsistent behaviour.
2. schedule.py: when a date string could not be parsed, the error log showed time_fmt twice instead of showing the actual unparsable string (current_time), making debugging harder.

New Behavior

1. win_dacl.py: the condition now checks if acetype: and then assigns acetype = acetype.upper(). If acetype is falsy, it becomes None.
2. schedule.py: the error log now outputs current_time (the string that failed to parse) and time_fmt (the format used), e.g. log.error("Date string could not be parsed: %s, %s", current_time, time_fmt).

Merge requirements satisfied?

[NOTICE] Bug fixes or features added to Salt require tests.

• Docs – no documentation changes needed (internal logic fix only)
• Changelog - https://docs.saltproject.io/en/master/topics/development/changelog.html
• Tests - tests not added because both changes are trivial and covered by existing behaviour? However, if required, I can write a small test for the log correction. Please advise.

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No

[bdrx312]

Thanks for the report and the fix. You will need to add a change log. See https://docs.saltproject.io/en/latest/topics/development/contributing.html. The maintainers now also require adding test cases to the automated pytests; so, I am sure they will request that you add some tests before they approve this.

[arinochk]

Hi! Unfortunately, I won't be able to write the tests at the moment, as I don't know how you write them. I'd appreciate it if someone could help with that.