chore: reduce timeouts and sleeps #10861
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There are a number of tests with hard-coded sleeps or timeouts that are larger than they need to be. This reduces those times across the board so that one test is not sitting and waiting any longer than it needs to be.
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There are a number of tests with hard-coded sleep or timeouts that are
larger than they need to be. This reduces those times across the board
so that one test is not sitting and waiting any longer than it needs to
be.