feat: EntryID and cron.nextID renaming #12
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EntryIDtoID. It identifies the main concept of a scheduled job and does not need anEntryprefix IMO.cron.nextIDtocron.next. It's a variable of typeIDand therefore this information does not necessarily need to be repeated.cron.nextnow contains the next value to be used, not the last used one.