Fix one small Node.js bug with runnable regression tests

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## One small, agreed fix — 50 USDC

One deterministic Node.js function or small CLI bug, in one source module of up to 300 lines. Send a minimal reproducible example, the Node version, the current output and at least two expected outputs. You must own the code or have permission to share and modify it. Use public or synthetic examples and remove private data.

## What you receive

• The changed source or a small patch.
• Runnable Node test-runner regression checks for the agreed behavior.
• The exact test command and observed result.
• A short handoff explaining the fix, supported inputs and limits.

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## Actual demonstration available

I have written an original, dependency-free parseRetryAfterSeconds example with 39 locally passing tests. It covers bounded numeric delays, modern HTTP date syntax, calendar validity, wrong weekdays, CR/LF rejection and range limits. Source, tests and a README are available for review. This was made as a demonstration on 2 November 2026; it was not a paid client project. It intentionally does not support obsolete HTTP date formats.

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USDC on Solana is preferred; Base can be discussed. Keep communication here. No personal contacts are needed.