[Awake] Awake should exit if a past expiry time is provided

Microsoft PowerToys version

0.98

Installation method

GitHub

Area(s) with issue?

Awake

Steps to reproduce

Start Awake via the CLI. Either pass in:

1. A time value corresponding to a time which has already passed for the current day

PowerShell.Awake.exe --expire-at="00:00:00"

or;

2. A date and time value corresponding to a time which has already passed:

PowerShell.Awake.exe --expire-at="2025-01-01 14:05"

✔️ Expected Behavior

1. If only a time is given and that time has already passed for the current day, an expiry time should be set for that time for the following day (see #41205); or:
2. If both a date and time are provided and the time has already passed, Awake should report that the time has already expired, and exit.

❌ Actual Behavior

Awake reports that the time is in the past, and sets the current mode to CONTINUOUS, meaning it will stay active until the status window is closed.

In terms of user intent, I don't think Awake should ever set itself to a non-expiring state if --expire-at is set.

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Start by reproducing the issue with the Awake CLI and the provided --expire-at values. Trace how Awake handles a past expiry and confirm the two expected outcomes: a time-only value rolls to the following day, while a past date-and-time value reports expiry and exits instead of entering CONTINUOUS mode.