Set PKI CA cert default for ttl#9405
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i always love a 1 line fix. thanks for handling this!
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The open api was missing the default ttl for when a user created a PKI ca certification. This PR fixes that.
Per the documentation, the default should be 30day (e.g. 720h).
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