fix: Take TTL into account when renewing sessions #49732
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Take the session TTL into account before triggering a session renewal. This avoids a tight renewal loop for sessions with 30s <= TTL <= 3m.
The "ttl/10" fraction and 30s floor values are chosen arbitrarily. A too low max_session_ttl (30s or less) will still tightly loop renewals - this PR doesn't attempt to avoid that.
#49629
Changelog: Avoid tight web session renewals for sessions with short TTL (between 3m and 30s)