feat: add debug CRL refresh controls [WPB-24945]#4839
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PR Submission Checklist for internal contributors
The PR Title
SQPIT-764The PR Description
What's new in this PR?
Issues
Adds a private debug setting for testing E2EI CRL revocation updates faster than the normal CRL expiry cycle.
QA needs a way to force CRLs to expire quickly so revoked certificates can be detected without waiting up to 24 hours.
Causes (Optional)
The existing CRL revocation check button could trigger a manual check, but there was no working debug control that kept CRL expiry short for repeated testing.
Solutions
Adds a
Force CRL expiry after 1 minuteswitch in private debug tools.When enabled, the app:
When disabled, the app stops using the debug expiry behavior and returns to the normal CRL expiry flow.