Fix IsValid to use UTC for timestamp comparison #6
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Token.IsValid compara DateTime.UtcNow con ValidFrom/ValidTo tal cual. Si las fechas deserializadas tienen un DateTimeKind distinto (por ejemplo Unspecified o Local) la comparación puede fallar en tiempo de ejecución aunque en el depurador parezca correcta. La solución es normalizar las fechas antes de comparar (convertirlas a UTC).
Qué cambia y por qué:
• Antes: comparación directa con ValidFrom/ValidTo podía fallar si esas fechas no estaban en UTC (p. ej. Kind = Unspecified o Local).
• Ahora: se usa ToUniversalTime() en ValidFrom y ValidTo para normalizar a UTC y comparar con DateTime.UtcNow. Esto evita discrepancias de zona horaria y hace la comprobación consistente tanto en ejecución como en depuración.
Verificación rápida:
• Añade temporalmente logs para imprimir ValidFrom, ValidFrom.Kind, ValidFrom.ToUniversalTime() y DateTime.UtcNow después de la autenticación para confirmar el comportamiento.