Get the turning points between two dates — dasha changes and slow-planet ingresses.
This is the two-clocks view: the dasha sequence counted from birth (which
theme is switched on) against gochara, the real sky on that date (the
trigger). Use it for "what happens in the next five years", "when does this
period change", "when does Saturn cross my Moon". get_dasha_periods answers
when one clock changes; this answers when both point at the same thing.
Every date is exact, bisected against the ephemeris to the day — not a
sampled approximation.
Args:
chart_id: Handle returned by create_chart. The birth data is reused;
the range below is independent of the chart's transit_date.
start_date: YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive.
end_date: YYYY-MM-DD, after start_date.
systems: Dasha systems to include — vimshottari, yogini, ashtottari,
chara_jaimini. Defaults to all four. Antardasha changes are
reported for vimshottari only; the rest give mahadashas.
types: Restrict to dasha_change, ingress and/or sade_sati. Defaults to
all three.
include_samples: Add a periodic strip showing the running dasha chain
and Saturn/Jupiter position between the events. Off by default and
capped at 13 rows, one year of months — for one date in full
detail use get_transits. The event list is shorter when it is on.
step: Spacing of that strip — month, quarter or year. Ignored unless
include_samples is set.
Returns the events, the natal anchors they are counted from, and the
standing Sade Sati state at start_date. A range with more turning points
than fit in one response is truncated **explicitly**, with the date to
resume from — it is never silently shortened.
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