[BUG][ThrottleMgr] Incorrectly fires based on the number of days past

[MSNev]

The ThrottleMgr tests is currently failing due to a bug in the canThrottle() method.

When the dayInterval is set to number (currently 31)

The canThrottle() is calculating the dayCheck based on the current date and is not taking the previous date into consideration (like it is doing for the month)

            let curDate = _getThrottleDate();
            let date = localStorageObj.date;
            let interval = config.interval;
            let monthExpand = (curDate.getUTCFullYear() - date.getUTCFullYear()) * 12 + curDate.getUTCMonth() - date.getUTCMonth();
            let monthCheck = _checkInterval(interval.monthInterval, 0, monthExpand);
            let dayCheck = _checkInterval(interval.dayInterval, 0, curDate.getUTCDate()) -1;
            return monthCheck >= 0 && dayCheck >= 0 && dayCheck <= config.interval.maxTimesPerMonth;

I believe it should be calculating the difference between the last day and the current day
curDate.getUTCDate() - date.getUTCDate()

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