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test: deflake shared timeout expiry test - #2345
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test_shared_timeout_expiresfailed on a macOS runner withassert 2.3198758749999797 < 0.3(run). TheTimeoutErrorwas raised as expected, but the event loop stalled for about 2 s, and the wall-clock assertion counted the stall.The test now runs a 10 s body against the 0.1 s budget and drops the wall-clock bound. If the budget didn't cut the body short, the sleep would finish and
pytest.raiseswould fail. A local plugin that blocks the loop for 2.3 s made the old test fail 20/20 and the new one pass 20/20.✍️ Drafted by Claude Code