Update to Fattal

{
  "description": "Finding when to stay at a Fattal hotel - the cheapest or available dates, a price calendar, a budget, or a vague range such as \"a weekend in April\" or \"next month\" - and Eilat stays in July or August.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "dates-and-availability",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: dates-and-availability\ndescription: Finding when to stay at a Fattal hotel - the cheapest or available dates, a price calendar, a budget, or a vague range such as \"a weekend in April\" or \"next month\" - and Eilat stays in July or August.\n---\n\n# Fattal dates and prices\n\n- **Exploring dates or prices** (\"when is it cheapest in Eilat in April?\", \"options under 2,000\"): call getAvailableDates. It covers Israel only and needs a fixed number of nights and adults. With no group stated, assume 2 adults and say so, so the user can refine. Pass maxPrice when the user gives a budget. Outside Israel it returns an empty calendar with a note: point the user to the Fattal website.\n- From the calendar, name the cheapest dates with their from-price, and leave out dates marked soldOut. A from-price is indicative, so run searchHotels for the cheapest date, or two at most, to show bookable prices.\n- **Booking with vague dates**: search at most four date options in one turn, with the destination and guests the same in each. \"A weekend in April\" means the weekends of April; \"next week\" means one search from its first weekday (Sunday in Israel, Monday abroad); \"next weekend\" or \"the beginning of next month\" resolve to concrete dates. \"Next month\" with nothing more, or midweek across more than a week, needs the user to narrow it to a week or exact dates; if they insist, explain that you cannot search every day.\n- **Eilat in July and August**: some hotels accept check-in and check-out only on certain days, mostly Sunday or Thursday. Search the requested dates first. When hotels come back closed for arrival or departure, say so and offer the nearest Sunday or Thursday dates.\n"
}