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[8.0] Truncate sub-microsecond ticks when formatting TimeSpan as interval - #3948
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Backport of #3932.
Fixes #3926.
Truncate sub-microsecond TimeSpan ticks before formatting PostgreSQL intervals, preventing trailing decimal separators and negative zero. Includes the original SQL-literal and JSON reader/writer regression coverage; the shared NodaTime Duration formatter benefits automatically. No 8.0 compatibility adaptations were necessary.
Validation:
dotnet test test/EFCore.PG.Tests/EFCore.PG.Tests.csproj --no-restore --filter FullyQualifiedName~NpgsqlTypeMappingTest— 112 passed, 6 existing skips. Restore used a temporary local feed containing the exact configured 8.0.6 packages after NuGet resolution failed; dependency versions and repository configuration are unchanged.