Planetary details

A single call that runs nine separate ephemeris scans over a date range and returns them together. It is the endpoint to reach for when you want everything that happens to the planets between two dates rather than a snapshot: sign and nakshatra changes, retrograde spells, declination alignments and out-of-bounds excursions. `start_date` and `end_date` bound the window, `planet_name` and `sign` narrow the three planet-specific sections, and `longitude` is the ecliptic degree tested by the position search. Supplying `geo_latitude` and `geo_longitude` adds an extra section for ascendant ingress and is otherwise omitted. Note that the window is scanned in full, so a multi-year range is considerably slower than a few days. The response holds, under keys with spaces in their names, `sign transitions`, `planet at position` (when the named planet sits at the given longitude in the given sign), `planet ingress exit` (entry and exit times for the named planet in the named sign only), `planet nakshatra ingress exit` (keyed by all twenty-seven nakshatras, each a list of `{start_date, end_date}` windows), `planet sankranti times` (keyed by every supported body, including the Uranian points and planetary moons), `planet retrogression dates` (keyed by planet, each a list of `{start, end}`), `planet krantisamya dates` (a list of `{Planet_1, Planet_2, DateTime, Alignment}` where Alignment is North-North, South-South or Opposite, that is, equal or mirrored declination), `abhijit nakshatra periods` and `planet oob range` (the spells when the body is beyond the Sun's maximum declination). Empty lists mean nothing of that kind happened inside your window.

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