title: Python timedelta with seconds
body: <p>On the doc it says for <code>timedelta(seconds= )</code>, the seconds should be <code>Between 0 and 86399 inclusive</code>. However I hope to pass a parameter with <code>timedelta(seconds=432000)</code> (5 days in seconds. I understand we can pass <code>days = 5</code> but it was preferred for the parma to be written in seconds. It is larger than 86399 but in console when I tested, it was still resolved to days. Is it ok to pass in seconds like this ? Many thanks for your help.</p>
  <pre><code>nowtime = datetime.now()
  print(nowtime)
  2021-06-24 15:08:36.048664
  plusdays = timedelta (seconds = 432000) 
  print(nowtime+plusdays)
  2021-06-29 15:08:36.048664
  </code></pre>