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                        Update queue:run to run garbage collection
This updates the queue:run command to run garbage collection against the queue if it supports it. If we don't do this, queue items expirations never actually expire until the next cron run.
Why is waiting for the next cron a bad idea? I'm not sure queue running implies garbage collection (i.e. it could be a separate command).
@weitzman I'm using a DelayedRequeueException to have my queue item reprocessed in 5 minutes, but we only run cron every 10 minutes.
And then I'm running queue:run <queue name> every minute to ensure my queued items are quickly processed.
I realize I could just run cron more frequently, or instead of queue:run, but this just seemed like strange behavior to me when running queue:run quickly and not having my delayed requeued items process.
Core does queue garbage collection in system_cron before any queue workers are run, so it seemed slightly implied that it would be run for a queue runner to me.
I could see it being a separate queue command as well if you think that's the better route.
Thoughts? @juampynr @davereid @damiankloip and any other queue folks?
This looks useful and benign so in it goes. Sorry for the big delay.
Sorry, super late review but still: this looks great!