feat: raise max expires-in to 6 hours - #118
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Raise the upper bound for `expires-in` from 3600 (1 hour) to 21600 (6 hours) to match the maximum job runtime allowed on GitHub hosted runners, so a token can remain valid for the whole job.
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Raises the maximum
expires-infrom 1 hour to 6 hours, matching the longest a job can run on GitHub hosted runners. Previously, jobs running longer than an hour could have their Docker token expire mid-run.The minimum (
300) and the default (300) are unchanged, so longer token lifetimes stay opt-in.