update datetime.utcnow() to use UTC timezone-aware object #302
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Following deprecation warning was raised:
datetime.utcnow() is being deprecated in Python 3.12 as it returns a naive datetime object without timezone information. Replace with datetime.now(UTC) to use an explicit timezone-aware object, preventing potential timezone ambiguity issues.
In access_token.py, updated the token expiration calculation to use the recommended timezone-aware approach.