examples: add server-side timeout example#2541
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Add a timeout example with both server and client demonstrating: - Server-side timeout via `Server::builder().timeout()`, which returns a CANCELLED status when a handler exceeds the deadline - Client-side deadline via `Request::set_timeout()`, which sends the `grpc-timeout` header The existing cancellation example covers client-initiated cancellation but not server-enforced timeouts. This fills that gap.
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Summary
timeoutexample with server and client binariesServer::builder().timeout()to enforce a 2-second request deadlineRequest::set_timeout()for client-side deadlineshelloworldprotoMotivation
The existing
cancellationexample covers client-initiated cancellation but not server-enforced timeouts.Server::builder().timeout()is documented in the API but has no dedicated example. Server-side timeouts and gRPC deadline propagation are common production requirements.Checklist
cargo build --bin timeout-server --bin timeout-clientCANCELLED/"Timeout expired"cargo clippy --bin timeout-server --bin timeout-clientcargo fmt --check