Implement Token Expiration Handling and Auto-Refresh - #18
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SDK tracks token expiration time from OAuth response (expires_in)
Detects when token is within configurable threshold of expiration (default 5 minutes)
Public method isTokenExpired() returns true/false
Public method getTokenExpirationTime() returns Unix timestamp
Configuration option onAuthenticationFailure accepts callable/callback
Callback receives response object and failure reason ('expired' vs 'invalid')
Optional request replay after token refresh via callback
Enhanced getAccessToken() returns array with token and expiration info
New setAccessToken($token, $expiresIn) method with expiration tracking
All changes are backward compatible (existing code continues to work)
Tests cover all expiration scenarios
Documentation explains all three approaches with examples