"git maintenance" - detect status?

[Tao Klerks <tao@klerks.biz>]

Hi folks,

I'm trying to understand how to expose "git maintenance" state to
users, and suspect I'm missing something:

I see in the doc (https://git-scm.com/docs/git-maintenance) that "git
maintenance start" does three things:
 * sets maintenance.auto = false in the current repo
 * registers the current repo into a --global maintenance.repo entry
 * starts the global schedule

Also see there that "undoing" this requires three separate steps:
 * "git maintenance stop" for the schedule
 * "git maintenance unregister" for the maintenance.repo entry
 * "git config --unset maintenance.auto to resume legacy maintenance

However, I can't figure out how to test the current state of
scheduling, from within git:
 * There's no config value representing "scheduling is enabled" (as
far as I can tell)
 * There's no "git maintenance" subcommand for "check on the
scheduling tasks" (as far as I can tell)

In principle I guess it's possible to check for the Task Scheduler
entries and their status in Windows, for example, but that sounds...
like relying on implementation details.

Is there any correct cross-platform way to detect the scheduling state?

Thanks,
Tao