test(itest): increase timeouts for CI #751
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mainbranch[chore, ci, docs, feat, fix, test]To recreate commits with GPG signature
git fetch upstream && git rebase --force --gpg-sign upstream/mainSee recent CI runs. The arm64 test runs frequently time out waiting for discovery, but with enough re-runs they will pass. This looks like it's likely just a combination of total CI load and the fact that the arm64 runs are running in cross-architecture emulation, which dramatically slows things down.