Add Nutilz Cron Builder to Generators - #416
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Adds Nutilz Cron Builder to the Generators section.
What it does: a visual, point-and-click cron expression builder — pick minute/hour/day/month/weekday values (or start from a preset like
@daily/@weekly/every 15 min), get the generated cron syntax plus a plain-English description of the schedule, and preview the next 10 run times. Also validates hand-written cron expressions.Meets the contribution notes: browser-based (all parsing/validation runs client-side, no server round-trip), direct link straight to the tool, 100% free with no signup/paywall/usage limits.