Refactor RoundTimingInfo, fix auctionCloseTicker #2841
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The logic for the calculations of "when does the next round start?", "what round is it?", "is the auction closed?", was spread throughout the code and required passing around multiple separate variables that all come from the RoundTimingInfo from the ExpressLaneAuction contract and should never change. This commit adds a domain specific RoundTimingInfo that validates these fields on construction and consolidates the aforementioned calculations.
This commit also contanis a fix for auctionCloseTicker, now roundTicker. It used to assume the initial Offset timestamp fetched from the ExpressLaneAuction contract would always start on a minute boundary, and the round length would be a minute which is not always the case. This commit changes it to be called roundTicker and it now uses standard methods on the new RoundTimingInfo which take into account all possibilities for initial offset and round duration.
Testing done
Unit tests pass.
Re-ran https://github.com/OffchainLabs/timeboost-test against local nitro testnode with offset set to 30s within the minute, it passes up until the end when it has run out of time in the round due to the test also assuming minute boundaries.