ci: correct schedule syntax in renovate preset #3190
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The existing schedule syntax for Renovate was using a format that is unnecessarily verbose. This commit simplifies the schedule definitions by combining the 'after' and 'before' clauses into a single, more readable string, which is also a valid syntax.
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The existing schedule syntax for Renovate was using a format that is unnecessarily verbose. This commit simplifies the schedule definitions by combining the 'after' and 'before' clauses into a single, more readable string, which is also a valid syntax.