[DRAFT] chore: improve system tests - #18206
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This pull request increases the Kokoro build timeout to 6 hours and introduces a per-package timeout mechanism (defaulting to 35 minutes) using the timeout command in .kokoro/system.sh. It also adds tracking and reporting for timed-out packages, and triggers system tests across multiple packages. The reviewer feedback recommends declaring the pkg and timed_out variables as local at the top of the reap_parallel_results function in .kokoro/system.sh to prevent global namespace pollution and duplicate declarations.
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The system tests in #18013 were running for 3 hours before timing out. This PR touches the same packages, to experiment at ways to improve reliability for the next release