Tegh25 opened a new pull request, #70658:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/70658

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   Update the trigger vs data-interval comparison in `timetable.rst` so it 
matches Airflow 3 defaults and actual catchup / `next_dagrun_info` behaviour 
(aligned with the corrected Dag Run docs from #70167).
   
   - Document that bare `schedule="@daily"` / `timedelta(...)` resolve to 
trigger timetables when `create_cron_data_intervals` / 
`create_delta_data_intervals` are False.
   - Describe trigger timetables as zero-width data intervals by default 
(optional non-zero interval=), instead of as “no data interval.”
   - Clarify `catchup=False` picks the most recent applicable tick / completed 
interval instead of backfilling missed runs; catchup=True creates every missed 
run sequentially.
   - Fix first-enable and pause/re-enable @daily examples for both timetable 
kinds.
   - Correct logical_date vs run_id: logical_date is data_interval_start; the 
run_id timestamp comes from run_after.
   
   This PR comes after a discussion with @ferruzzi on catchup behaviour.
   
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