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Public domain! Who needs an IP anyhow?
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## Usage
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Can be used as a drop-in replacement for [kikito's cron.lua](https://github.com/kikito/cron.lua),
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Can be *mostly* used as a drop-in replacement for [kikito's cron.lua](https://github.com/kikito/cron.lua),
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but that misses the biggest benefit, which is the timer library itself managing
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timers, including discarding expired timers:
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Timers can have their time set to a new value with `my_timer:reset(time)`. If
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nothing is passed, they will be set to `0`.
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Incompatibilities / Changes from kikito's cron.lua:
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- Number values are not checked or restricted.
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- Different error message for callback not being callable.
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- If a one-time timer is run by `timer.update`, it will *no longer be updated*
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by `timer.update`, even if reset.
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