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ci: raise the test job limit from 15 to 25 minutes - #58
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The Windows jobs ran 12m29s to 14m56s against the 15 minute limit, and one run that had passed every step was cancelled at 15m0s. One key bounds every job of the matrix, so the Linux jobs get the same limit.
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Summary
testjob'stimeout-minutesgoes from 15 to 25. The Windows jobs ran 12m29s to 14m56s against the 15 minute limit, and one run that had passed every step was cancelled at 15m0s.release.yml, the vitest timeouts and every test other than the pinned assertion are untouched.Test plan
test/ci.test.ts› bounds the job so a hang doesn't burn the runner — not run by hand (it is never part of a by-hand run); this PR's CI is its runnpm run typecheck,npm run build,npm test— not run locally: no file undersrc/is in the range; this PR's CI runs them