[gnutls-devel] GnuTLS | Reduce runtime for timeout tests (#636)

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Issue 636: https://gitlab.com/gnutls/gnutls/issues/636
Author:    Tim Rühsen
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Wondering why some tests take a very long time while CPU is idle, I looked into `tests/handshake-timeout.c`.

This tests takes 45s, but I expected it to run 30s. The timeout in the client code and the sleep in the server code seem to add up - is this expected behavior ?

But anyways, why using 20s timeout in the client code and 30s sleep in the server code at all ? Having 2s and 3s should be fine as well (=stable even on slow machines), reducing execution time from 45s to 5s. I assume this is similar in other slow running timeout tests. I guess we can reduce the time for executing the test harness by 6-8 minutes on a single core CI runner, just by tuning these timeout values.

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