JCL-337: Truncate expiration dates to second precision - #444
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At present, expiration dates have nanosecond precision, which is excessive for entities that are sent over distributed networks. This truncates the serialization of expiration dates to second precision and adjusts the corresponding tests to align.
Follow-on to #437