Update the Expires date in security.txt files
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Using `make update-security-txt` because now I have a script for that
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make update-security-txtbecause now I have a script for that!Just to restate, the new date is less than a year/365 days into the future because the spec says that it is recommended that the value be less than a year so this would generate a warning if it would be more, and when running my
security.txtchecker in strict mode, the warning would turn into an error.