Cian Johnston 119db78bff feat: update workspace deadline when workspace ttl updated (#2165)
This commit adds the following changes to workspace scheduling behaviour:

* CLI: updating a workspace TTL updates the deadline of the workspace.
  * If the TTL is being un-set, the workspace deadline is set to zero.
  * If the TTL is being set, the workspace deadline is updated to be the last updated time of the workspace build plus the requested TTL. Additionally, the user is prompted to confirm interactively (can be bypassed with -y).
* UI: updating the workspace schedule behaves similarly to the CLI, showing a message to the user if the updated TTL/time to shutdown would effect changes to the lifetime of the running workspace.
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