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Improve new scheduled entry command #338

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Currently when using org-journal-new-scheduled-entry, the time is inserted before the TODO. However, org requires a TODO to be placed at the beginning of a headline. This PR fixes this non-destructively, but it assumes that #335 and #337 get merged first.

Besides for consistency, these changes are welcome because they make the journal entries work nicely with the org-wild-notifier package.

I have a project where I would like to use journal style headlines outside a journal file. This small adjustment enables the option to insert journal style headlines at point. I thought it might be useful sometimes for other user too. If you think the extra command is too "exclusive" to be added by default then it is no problem if you remove it. But then it would still be nice to keep the optional `insert-at-point` argument.
Currently the command inserts the time preceding the TODO. This PR implements
fixes (non-desctructively), but it assumes that bastibe#335 and bastibe#337 get merged
first.
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