feat: Have Foxboro Event Service timetables default to Outbound - #3420
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No ticket - I just got confused when I looked at the Foxboro Event Service timetable for August 17, which does have service, and it showed no service... well, we pretty much don't schedule return service, which is typically inbound, so it's more useful to show the service that we do have scheduled, which is outbound.
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Look at the Foxboro Event Service timetable for August 17. It'll show the scheduled trips even if you look before the default direction changes to Outbound at 2PM.
If you're looking after 2PM, you can pretend that it's before 2PM by hacking the definition of "now" to be whatever time you want.