blip-29: use Unix timestamp for RFQ accepted quote expiry #1
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This commit changes the RFQ accept message's expiry field to represent a Unix timestamp instead of a duration in seconds until expiration. The prior approach, which used a relative time format, introduced potential inaccuracies for clients based on message processing, forwarding, and handling times. This modification enhances precision in expiry handling.
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This commit changes the RFQ accept message's expiry field to represent a Unix timestamp instead of a duration in seconds until expiration. The prior approach, which used a relative time format, introduced potential inaccuracies for clients based on message processing, forwarding, and handling times. This modification enhances precision in expiry handling.