feat: make briefing schedule configurable and add manual trigger support - #6
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- Add BRIEFING_DAILY_HOUR/MINUTE and BRIEFING_CRON env vars for scheduling - Replace hardcoded 8:00 and 9:00-23:00 schedule with configurable values - Add --run-now flag to daemon for immediate one-shot briefing - Add --version/-V flag to CLI - Bump version to 0.2.0 - Fix test_config fixture leaking real rss-sources.json
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GREETING_HOUR/GREETING_MINUTEandBRIEFING_CRONenv vars for scheduling--run-nowflag to daemon for immediate one-shot briefing--version/-Vflag to CLI