test: Support configurable navigation timeout and increase it for Windows tests - #2482
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navigation timeout in the WaitForHelper is a different timeout IIUC. I think we should not pass this.#navigationTimeout * networkMultiplier * cpuMultiplier as navigation timeout for WaitForHelper here. Additionally, I do not think the WaitForHelper timeout was the cause of flakiness.
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This change adds a configurable navigation timeout to McpContext options, allowing tests to override the default 10-second limit. We use this in
tests/utils.tsto set a 20-second timeout on Windows. This potentially fixes flaky test timeouts on slow Windows environments by ensuring that both direct navigations and click-triggered navigations (which use WaitForHelper) are synchronized to the longer 20-second limit and are not reset back to 10 seconds during emulation.