Well done, your patience has paid off
From now on, it's all about understanding your pool. Test daily for a while to learn about the chlorine needs of your pool under different sunshine and temperature conditions, and how fast your pH rises and how much acid to add. Stick to the higher end of the target range, that gives you more room for things going wrong.
Also important to understand what impact deviations from the normal routine have, like a big pool party creating higher chlorine demand (sweat and esp. pee consume a lot of chlorine), or a big dump of leaves or dirt after a storm.
Once you got all of this, you'll know how much chlorine to put in each day, and how often you have to test to verify that you're still on target. You'll also learn to estimate how much chlorine you'll lose over a weekend away, and if it's enough to just bring it up to SLAM level before you go, or if you need someone to poor in some chlorine for you.
And look at the min FC in the CYA/FC chart as a red line that you never want to cross, it's not a level to dial in as a target. Chose your target so that considering all the losses by UV and normal bather load you'll always maintain a safety buffer to the min FC. If you expect higher losses (e.g. kids having friends over) then add a bit more chlorine.
The ultimate comfort comes with a Salt Water Chlorine Generator. Once you have that dialled in, you can easily go on holidays without having to worry about your pool. You can go weeks with just testing every couple of days, adding some acid as required. It's an upfront investment, but you'll save on chlorine over the years. Certainly worth saving some money for. I haven't heard of anyone who regretted going SWG.
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