fix(weather): fix openmeteo forecast stuck in the past#4064
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The URL was built once at startup with a hardcoded start_date. Since HTTPFetcher reuses the same URL, the forecast never advanced past day one. Use forecast_days instead — Open-Meteo resolves it relative to today on every request. Other providers are not affected as they don't use dates in their URLs. Fixes MagicMirrorOrg#4063
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The URL was built once at startup with a hardcoded start_date. Since HTTPFetcher reuses the same URL, the forecast never advanced past day one.
Use forecast_days instead — Open-Meteo resolves it relative to today on every request. Other providers are not affected as they don't use dates in their URLs.
Fixes #4063