Waleed ce283fa1c9 feat(scheduled-tasks): expose Google Calendar-style recurrence options (#5146)
* feat(scheduled-tasks): expose Google Calendar-style recurrence options

Add a per-day weekly toggle (repeat on arbitrary weekdays), monthly
nth-/last-weekday anchoring, and a yearly frequency to the scheduled
task modal, closing the gap with a calendar app's recurrence picker.

The recurrence UI compiles to cron, so this is front-end only: croner
already speaks the nth/last-weekday (#/#L) syntax, and the display path
normalizes #L to cronstrue's L so labels read "last Monday" not "null".

* fix(scheduled-tasks): preserve monthly anchor when reselecting Monthly

Selecting Monthly from the frequency dropdown hard-reset monthlyMode to
day-of-month, silently dropping a previously chosen nth-/last-weekday
anchor when switching cadence away and back. Preserve the existing mode
on reselect, mirroring how the last recurring cadence is restored across
the recurring toggle.

* fix(scheduled-tasks): fold 5th-occurrence monthly into last-weekday; align weekday-digit parsing

Address review edge cases in the monthly recurrence anchors:

- The picker no longer offers a fifth weekday (a 5th occurrence is
  always the month's last), and recurrenceToCron clamps any nth-weekday
  that resolves to a 5th occurrence to #L — so a launch date drifting to
  day 29-31 can never emit #5 and silently skip months without one.
- cronToRecurrence accepts croner's alternate Sunday digit (7) for the
  #/#L monthly anchors, matching parseCronToHumanReadable's normalizer;
  externally-authored 7#L crons now round-trip (canonicalized to 0#L).
- #5 crons are left as custom pass-through so their month-skipping
  behavior is preserved verbatim rather than rewritten.
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