Decrease modal timeout to 10m

[beastoin]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced management of WebSocket sessions for improved audio processing.

• Improvements

  • Reduced timeout settings for API functions and WebSocket sessions to optimize performance and responsiveness.

These changes aim to provide a more efficient user experience during audio transcription tasks.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve adjustments to timeout settings across several files in the backend of the application. Specifically, the timeout for the api function in main.py has been reduced from 2100 seconds to 600 seconds. Additionally, the WebSocket session timeouts in both transcribe.py and transcribe_v2.py have been decreased from 1920 seconds to 420 seconds. Modifications to functions related to audio processing and WebSocket management have been implemented to accommodate these new timeout values.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
backend/main.py	Timeout for api function updated from 2100 seconds to 600 seconds.
backend/routers/transcribe.py	WebSocket session timeout reduced from 1920 seconds to 420 seconds; modifications to _websocket_util, stream_transcript, and receive_audio functions for audio management.
backend/routers/transcribe_v2.py	WebSocket session timeout reduced from 1920 seconds to 420 seconds; updates to send_heartbeat function for session management.

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