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Use Cloudflare Sunday syntax for weekly protocol checks - #184
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The weekly protocol check runs on Sunday at 03:17 UTC with
17 3 * * SUNin both its run definition and the Worker trigger configuration.Cloudflare rejects weekday
0, so deployment stops during cron configuration after the Worker upload succeeds. Its Cron Triggers documentation defines weekdays as 1–7 and supports three-letter weekday names.SUNpreserves the intended day without relying on another cron system's numbering.The schedule keeps its existing inputs and per-tick identity. The schedule regression and dispatcher registration parity tests pass: 11 tests across two files. The full suite passes 2,468 tests with one existing skip. Lint, typecheck and the Worker-only dry-run pass.