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How is the `Pulumiverse.Time.Rotating` resource supposed to work?

<https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/time/api-docs/rotating/>

I am interpreting the documentation as follows:

If I create a rotating resource, and specify that the `RotationMinutes = 1` , the first time I run `pulumi up`, a new resource will be created. If I wait two minutes, then run `pulumi up` again, the resource will be re-created with a new `Rfc3339` value.

```	Rotating resource = new("one-minute", new()
	{
		RotationMinutes = 1,
	});```
The actual behavior I see is that the resource remains unchanged even after waiting the two minutes.

I am using dotnet and the 0.0.15 version of the Pulumiverse.Time provider.

The default value of `RotationYears`, `RotationMonths`, `RotationDays`, and `RotationHours` are all null.

If I try to set each of those properties to `0`, I get the following error:

```Diagnostics:
  time:index:Rotating (one-minute):
    error: time:index/rotating:Rotating resource 'one-minute' has a problem: expected rotation_days to be at least (1), got 0. Examine values at 'Rotating.RotationDays'.
    error: time:index/rotating:Rotating resource 'one-minute' has a problem: expected rotation_hours to be at least (1), got 0. Examine values at 'Rotating.RotationHours'.
    error: time:index/rotating:Rotating resource 'one-minute' has a problem: expected rotation_months to be at least (1), got 0. Examine values at 'Rotating.RotationMonths'.
    error: time:index/rotating:Rotating resource 'one-minute' has a problem: expected rotation_years to be at least (1), got 0. Examine values at 'Rotating.RotationYears'.```