Support for function update_deadline in Python target#558
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This PR adds the function
update_deadlinein the Python target.Companion lingua-franca PR: lingua-franca/pull/2590
Companion lf-python-support: lf-lang/lf-python-support#30
The newly introduced function py_update_deadline parses the deadline value from Python as a double and converts it to uint64_t to support fractional time values (e.g., SEC(0.5)).
Other Python APIs that take time values (e.g., schedule()) raise a type error when given floating-point arguments; extending fractional-time support to those APIs will be done in other PRs.