Joseph T. Lyons 353b33be1b
Add support to allow the week day start in cal to be configured via a flag (#1996)
* Add support to allow the week day start in cal to be configurable

* Fix variable name

* Use a flag instead of a configuration setting for specifying the starting day of the week
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