Fix
[WrongDayOfWeek] rule no longer false-positive hides US/EU live events for viewers in distant timezones.
The bug
The rule extracted a day name from the channel string (e.g. "Monday Night Football") and compared it against today in the viewer's local timezone. Channel names encode the event's source-TZ day (US for MNF/TNF/SNF, EU for European sports). Any cross-TZ viewer (e.g. Australia GMT+10 vs New York GMT-4 = 14h gap) saw their local calendar day disagree with the channel name, hiding every cross-TZ live event. Changing the user's TZ to the source TZ only fixes one source — it breaks every other source.
The fix
±1 day tolerance. The rule now accepts the channel as on-day if the extracted day equals yesterday, today, or tomorrow in the viewer's TZ. Earth's TZ span is UTC-12..UTC+14, so any live event's source-day is always within ±1 of the viewer's local day. Zero-config, covers AU↔US↔EU simultaneously.
Also adds a DEBUG-level log when the tolerance allows a channel through, for support diagnosis.
Upgrade
Drop in via Dispatcharr's plugin update flow, or unzip into /data/plugins/event-channel-managarr/ and restart the container.