fix: fuzz test timeout on pathological inputs#2981
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FuzzParseTypeAnnotation occasionally times out in CI because the fuzzer finds pathologically long/nested type strings that make tree-sitter exceed the per-worker grace period. Cap inputs at 1 KB (type annotations) and 64 KB (full source) so slow inputs are skipped instead of causing the fuzz run to fail.
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FuzzParseTypeAnnotation occasionally times out in CI -- the fuzzer finds a deeply nested or long type string that makes tree-sitter chew for longer than the per-worker grace period, and the whole run fails with "context deadline exceeded."
Cap inputs at 1 KB for type annotations and 64 KB for full source. Pathological inputs get skipped instead of hanging the run. Real Python source and type annotations are well within these bounds.