ci: add 180-minute timeout to test-suite jobs#22362
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The GitHub-hosted test-suite jobs had no timeout-minutes and fell back to GitHub's 6-hour default, so a hung step (e.g. apt) wasted ~6h of runner time. Cap them at 180 min, which clears the slowest legitimate nightly runs (LINUX_X64_ASAN ~158 min) with margin. The self-hosted jobs keep their existing 50-minute caps.
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Looks good to me. We already use timeouts in other workflows, and I think 180 makes a good limit.
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Most jobs had no timeout minutes and fell back to GitHub's 6-hour default, so a hung step wasted ~6h of runner time. Cap all jobs at 180 min, which clears the slowest nightly runs.
Hitting the 6h ceiling:
Slowest passing jobs: