Daily Plan should support options to add orders before and after a non-working day and to ignore non-working days

Current Situation

• The JS1 (branch 1.13) offers options for the start time of an order
  • to "suppress execution" on non-working days.
  • to be anticipated "before non-working day"
  • to be postponed "after non-working day"
  • to "ignore non-working day"
• The JS7 Daily Plan implements the first option only. In fact all options are considered by the preview available from a Schedule, however, they are not considered when running the Daily Plan Service or using the "Create Daily Plan" operation from the Daily Plan view.

Desired Behavior

• All options as known from JS1 should be supported by JS7.

Test Instructions

• Test 1
  • CONFIGURATION view
    • Use configurations from attached JOC-1484-Test.zip file
    • Customize the Schedule Run-time Time Zone
  • DAILY PLAN view
    • Create the daily plans for a specific day or for the entire month range
    • Compare the created Daily Plan days with the file JOC-1484-Test.zip/JOC-1484-schedule-RunTime.Preview.png
    • Check the Start Times of the created orders
      • e.g. for Aug 11th und 14th - should correspond the Start Times defined by the Scheduler Run-time Period(s)
• Further tests
  • Create Daily Plan manually
    • Create and release own Non-/Working days calendars and schedules(Plan Order automatically=false, Submit Order to Controller when planned=false)
      • Specify single/multiple Schedule Run-time Period(s)
      • Use Single Start/Repeat and all On Non-working Day definitions (suppress, ignore non-working day etc.)
      • For each test case, create a screenshot of the Schedule Run-time Preview
    • Run Create Daily Plan tests manually and compare execution results with the screenshots
  • Daily Plan Service tests
    • Remove Daily Plan entries of the previous tests
    • Set Plan Order automatically, Submit Order to Controller when planned to true
    • Configure the Daily Plan service to start in a few minutes (Settings->dailyplan->start_time)
    • Compare the execution results with the screenshots