I agree with @Thierry1030.
Once we start mapping temporary features, the map will quickly become unmanageable; experience shows that people are quick to update the map once roadworks start but almost always forget to undo their changes when the situation resumes.  Also, OSM data is often used for statistics or studies, so it’s always better to make sure the map shows the normal situation.

You can use conditional access values if you really need this; if the end date is correctly set it will not create much damage.