feat: added expired server-side session cleanup service - #77
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Description
Added a service for cleaning up expired server-side sessions in batches and triggering the expired session event to handle back-channel notifications and revokable token removal if configured.
Type of change
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
Testing
Unit tests were written alongside, and the functionality was also manually tested locally
LLM Usage
n/a - only. used as a search engine when needed
Other context
Part of the larger Server-Side Sessions functionality work.