Reduce max table expiration days from 10,000 to 9,985

[sean-rose]

Tables can have a maximum of 10,000 partitions, but when partitions expire they apparently continue to count toward the table's partition quota for up to 14 days afterwards (7 days of time travel and 7 days of fail-safe), per the BigQuery docs:

When a partition expires, BigQuery deletes that partition. The partition data is retained in accordance with time travel and fail-safe policies, and can be charged for, depending on your billing model. Until then, the partition counts for purposes of table quotas.

And I subtracted one additional day just to make sure we don't hit the table partition limit.

This goes along with mozilla/probe-scraper#840.

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[sean-rose]

Note that there's some discussion in the associated probe-scraper PR about whether this is worth doing.