fix: disallow null (infinite) requested TTL #1339
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The specification only allows the server to return a null TTL, it doesn't allow the client to request that. This is intentional, as it forces clients to make a choice betwen a specific TTL or not caring what the TTL is, rather than defaulting to keeping tasks forever all the time.
This change removes null as a valid requested TTL. Allowing the requested value to be null was an implementation oversight that diverged from the spec.
Motivation and Context
Fixes a request shape mismatch against the specification.
How Has This Been Tested?
Updated unit tests.
Breaking Changes
Yes, if anyone was requesting a
nullTTL.Types of changes
Checklist
Additional context
Partial backport of #1315.