feat: configurable history window (fixed|rolling) + offset hours (#655) #657
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Implements #655.
Adds a configurable history window for start_datetime_utc in generation + forecast queries.
Two env vars control this:
• NEXT_PUBLIC_HISTORY_START_TYPE = “rolling” or “fixed”
• NEXT_PUBLIC_HISTORY_START_OFFSET_HOURS = numeric hour offset (default 48)
“rolling” = now - offset hours (existing behaviour)
“fixed” = midnight UTC N days ago
getHistoryStartISO() now reads these envs, and both queries use it.
This allows Vercel preview / production to tune the history window without code changes.
Local build + typecheck pass. Defaults keep current behaviour.