[8.x] Use a more appropriate test for yearlyOn()

[u01jmg3]

If you wanted to schedule a task to run specifically on a Tuesday, you wouldn't also define a day of the month as this may not always fall on the desired day of the week. I've therefore updated the test to reflect this.

Relates to #34728

[taylorotwell]

Not sure this is correct.

[u01jmg3]

@taylorotwell

$schedule->mondays()->yearlyOn(7, 20, '09:01') equates to the expression 1 9 20 7 1

• As per Crontab guru:

  2021-07-05 09:01:00 // Monday
  2021-07-12 09:01:00 // Monday
  2021-07-19 09:01:00 // Monday
  2021-07-20 09:01:00 // Tuesday <-- isn't on a Monday
  2021-07-26 09:01:00 // Monday
  

If we've told the scheduler we are only interested in Mondays, I wouldn't have expected the Tuesday date (20/7). In which case, the expression 1 9 * 7 1 makes more sense. i.e. don't define both a day of the week and a day of the month in the same expression

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Relating this to the existing test, in 2022 this is the output.

$schedule->tuesdays()->yearlyOn(7, 20, '09:01')

2022-07-05 09:01:00 // Tuesday
2022-07-12 09:01:00 // Tuesday
2022-07-19 09:01:00 // Tuesday
2022-07-20 09:01:00 // Wednesday <-- isn't on a Tuesday
2022-07-26 09:01:00 // Tuesday