Deploy: refresh token if close to expiry#228
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Fixes #225.
Per discussion there, this now refreshes the token if it is within 5 minutes of expiry. So we should be safe for deployment operations that last less than 5 minutes, and less likely to suffer mid-operation expiry even on very long-running operations.
Tested by setting the "must have remaining" time to 28 minutes and verifying that it refreshed after 2 minutes.