chore(rust): widen sleep gap in flaky Async.Sleep test#4573
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The test relied on Async.Sleep(100) finishing before Async.Sleep(300), but the 200ms gap is not robust on loaded CI runners — the second task can be queued >200ms after the first, inverting the order. Widen the gap to 100ms vs 1000ms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Async.Sleep workstest intests/Rust/tests/src/AsyncTests.fsis timing-flaky on CI. It relies onAsync.Sleep(100)finishing beforeAsync.Sleep(300), but on a loaded runner the second task can be queued >200ms after the first, inverting the order (e.g. build-rust no_std on PR #4571 saw300100instead of100300).Test plan
build-rustjobs (default, threaded, no_std).Async.Sleepordering across two concurrent tasks.🤖 Generated with Claude Code