feat(DateTime): add toEpochSeconds method#6211
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Adds `DateTime.toEpochSeconds` which returns the Unix timestamp in seconds (integer), complementing the existing `toEpochMillis`. Closes Effect-TS#6148
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Summary
Adds
DateTime.toEpochSeconds, which returns the Unix timestamp in whole seconds, complementing the existingtoEpochMillis.This avoids the need for users to manually compute
Math.round(DateTime.toEpochMillis(dt) / 1000)every time they need a Unix timestamp in seconds.Closes #6148
Test plan
toEpochSecondsreturns correct integer seconds for known datesMath.floorfor consistent truncation behavior