goodearth_calendar_dataset

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Compute this block's dated season as a dataset, and store it for publishing. Every dated thing this block knows about: crop targets, pest stages, wildlife and husbandry dates, the frost record, and your tasks. Returned as structured rows — a calendar is one rendering of them, and a caller wanting a table or a notification wants the same data. An iCalendar rendering is stored alongside under a feed token, which the Good Earth site serves at a subscribable URL. Point any iCal or Google Calendar client at it and the season appears next to the school run and the market stall, which is where a grower will actually see it. This is the computed act: it reads the weather feeds and rebuilds everything. Pass the same token again to recompute in place — subscribers keep their subscription and the events update rather than duplicating. Nothing is passed in but the block: what it grows, what it watches for and what is due are read from the record. That is what makes a refresh safe — while those collections travelled as arguments, nobody could recompute an existing feed without knowing what had been handed to it the first time, so a refresh silently published a smaller season than the one it replaced.