auto-package-update-at-time improvements #48
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Remember timers previously created by ‘auto-package-update-at-time’ such that calling the function multiple times doesn’t schedule multiple timers. Since now the function cancels previously created timer this allows the update to be rescheduled by calling the function again. Furthermore, support TIME being nil which will stop the function from creating new timer. In effect this allows scheduled updates to be stopped.
Delay update scheduled by the ‘auto-package-update-at-time’ function until user does not use Emacs. Specifically, use a ten-second idle timer rather than launching an update exactly at the scheduled time. The latter may be disruptive if user is in the middle of editing since the update may take a long time and blocks Emacs from interacting with user.
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