feat: return expiration from getCredentials - #67
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- Add expiration field to getCredentials() return type and destructure it from the token endpoint response - Update JSDoc to document the new optional/nullable expiration field - Add oauth.test.ts covering token+expiration, null/missing expiration, and metadata behavior
- Bump package.json/package-lock.json version from 1.3.0 to 1.4.0 - Shared with sibling PR #68 since it is unclear which of the two additive, backward-compatible changes will merge first
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Summary
getCredentials()insrc/utils/oauth.tsnow also returnsexpirationfrom the token endpoint's JSON response (string | null | undefined), alongsidetokenandmetadata.src/utils/oauth.test.tscovering: token+expiration present,expirationnull,expirationmissing, and existingmetadatabehavior.Out of scope (flagging as possible follow-ups, not implemented here):
initTokenRefreshLoop()is intentionally untouched — a separate PR is making it expiration-aware.response.okerror handling was added togetCredentials().