Implement a scheduler

I wonder if it might be nice to have a scheduler. Cron syntax is cryptic. A modern syntax might be nice.
Particularly with a built support for testing that your scheduled jobs ran at the correct time and with the correct permissions.
Something like

dshell schedule simulate 10:15 jobx.dart

This would run the scheduled job as if it was 10:15.

Other commands might be:

dshell schedule list

dshell schedule list <script.dart>

dshell schedule <script.dart> at 10:15

dshell schedule delete <n> - where <n> is a number output by list.
dshell schedule delete <script.dart> at 10:15
dshell schedule add <script.dart> interval 1 hour
dshell schedule add <script.dart> interval 1 hour, 30 seconds named backup
dshell schedule delete backup

The scheduled jobs would be stored in a configuration file under the ~/.dshell

Yaml would possible be a good target as it is already used in pubspec.yaml so would be familiar:

So maybe syntax like:

jobs:
/path/to/exe/or/script
name: backup
first_run: yyyy-mm-dd hh:MM:ss
re_occurs:
count: 1
or
forever
or
until: yyyy-mm-dd hh:MM:ss

interval:
seconds: 10
or
hours: 2

Start by reviewing the existing CLI entry points and how pubspec.yaml uses YAML; the issue names no specific files or tests. The scope would need agreement around the proposed schedule commands, ~/.dshell storage, simulation, permissions, and recurrence behavior before completion can be assessed.