Switch AAL2 remembered device expiration configuration units from hours to minutes#9000
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🛠 Summary of changes
In #8926, we switched the default to 0 hours, which is now consistent in all live environments. However, using hours as the unit of time is limiting. NIST 800-63B specifies one of the AAL2 re-authentication limits as 30 minutes, which we would not be able to do at the moment. We do not have any timeline for changing the value from zero, but this PR switches the unit of time to minutes to give us flexibility moving forward.