fix(daemon): shorten WebSocket serial open timeout - #984
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Use a 3s deadline for localhost WebSocket serial attach open_port calls instead of the broader 30s HTTP monitor deadline.
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open_port(...)timeout from 30s to 3sVerification
soldr cargo fmt --all --checkgit diff --checkNote: I did not start another fbuild-daemon Rust test locally because an unrelated
soldr cargo test -p fbuild-core usb::process was already active on this machine and earlier concurrent soldr jobs saturated the local soldr pipe. The source change is limited to a constant/comment plus a simple unit assertion.