⚡ Bolt: Use delay instead of Thread.sleep for TEE emulation

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💡 What:
Replaced blocking Thread.sleep calls with Kotlin's coroutine delay inside LatencySimulator's methods: emulateTeeOperation, emulateStrongBoxGenerateKey, and emulateStrongBoxCreateOperation. The functions were updated with the suspend keyword.

🎯 Why:
Calling Thread.sleep directly blocks the thread executing the operation. For TEE emulation layers executing on an IO/Main thread or during high concurrent operations, Thread.sleep limits thread availability, reducing the system's ability to efficiently multiplex. Using coroutine delay frees up the thread to perform other work during the delay, providing better resource utilization.

📊 Impact:
Non-blocking suspension significantly reduces thread contention and thread context-switching overhead in environments managing concurrent operations, matching standard Kotlin performance practices.

🔬 Measurement:
Given the specific TEE and StrongBox simulations and the lack of existing benchmarks, we verified correctness using the existing functional test suite (:service:testDebugUnitTest). The theoretical advantage is improved concurrent processing scalability due to released thread locks during sleep time.

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