Adds a useful example to CronSequenceGenerator #1132
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CronSequenceGenerator didn't have the example: list of comma separated expressions. The class supports it but doesn't mention it in the examples. And every time people need this feature they have to remember that this class supports it, or Google it, or inspect the source code.
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* pr/1132: Add aditional example to CronSequenceGenerator
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CronSequenceGenerator supports comma separated expressions but does not provide an example for it. This commit adds such an example. Closes gh-1132
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CronSequenceGenerator didn't have the example: list of comma separated expressions. The class supports it but doesn't mention it in the examples. And every time people need this feature they have to remember that this class supports it, or Google it, or inspect the source code.