[Pipe] Relax flaky TsFile event test timeouts - #18332
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Description
The Windows DataNode unit-test job can run under heavy memory and CPU pressure.
PipeTsFileInsertionEventAdmissionTesthad a 10-second whole-method timeout, and the observed failure timed out on the firstCommonDescriptor.getInstance()call during class initialization, before the parser-admission logic ran. The same JVM also reportedOutOfMemoryError: Java heap spacefrom Surefire's stream flusher.Raise the outer safety timeout to 60 seconds for the two Pipe TsFile event tests that used 5/10-second whole-method limits. The admission test's behavior checks remain strict and unchanged: it still verifies the parser stays blocked for 200 ms and resumes within 3 seconds after memory is released.
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git diff --check: passedThe local targeted Maven run was blocked during reactor compilation because the installed Thrift 0.14.1 compiler generates
javax.annotation.Generatedsources on JDK 17. The PR CI uses the supported build environment and will provide the test result.