fix: optional Table.ownership and explicit provider timeouts

[cbcoutinho]

Two independent hardening fixes, both the same "one missing thing breaks
everything" shape.

1. Table.ownership failed the whole listing

server/tables.py splats each raw dict straight in:

tables = [Table(**t) for t in tables_data]

So a required ownership means a Tables app that stops emitting the key fails
the entire nc_tables_list_tables call — not one row, all of them. That is
precisely the failure mode owner_display_name had in #728, on the field
directly above it; only that one got fixed at the time.

Nothing in this codebase reads ownership (grep only finds an unrelated
build_ownership_filter in search/), so Optional[str] = None costs nothing.

TableSchema.columns / views get a default_factory for the same reason — an
empty table has no views, and a response omitting either list should degrade to
an empty list rather than failing.

2. Two providers inherited very long SDK default timeouts

Provider	Before	After
AnthropicProvider	SDK default 600s	120s read / 5s connect
BedrockProvider	botocore default 60s read × 3 retries	120s read / 5s connect
ollama / openai	already 120/5	unchanged

Both defaults are long enough that a wedged endpoint reads as a hang rather
than a failure. The values are class constants so the tests assert against the
convention rather than a duplicated literal, and both constructors still accept
an explicit override.

Bedrock needed botocore.config.Config rather than an httpx timeout — retries
are left at botocore's default, since Bedrock throttling is expected and handled
upstream.

Deliberately not included

Mistral. providers/mistral.py has the same gap, but #864 already covers
it — I found that PR while surveying and left it alone rather than duplicating
someone else's open work.

Test coverage

• Table constructs with neither ownership nor owner_display_name
• TableSchema constructs with neither columns nor views
• new tests/unit/providers/test_provider_timeouts.py: each provider pins the
  convention values, and Anthropic honours an explicitly supplied timeout

Tiers executed locally: pytest -m unit ✅ 2713 passed (CI's exact selection).

Contract (Pact): not applicable — provider verification covers only
/api/v1/*, which imports neither models/tables.py nor providers/.

Provenance

Table.ownership was reported downstream on itsablabla/nextcloud-mcp-server
(they fixed the sibling field). That fork's author has not signed the CLA, so no
fork code was copied — the gap was re-verified here and the fix written from
scratch.

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Summary

Two small, well-isolated hardening fixes. Both are backward-compatible relaxations (required → optional / default-factory), not breaking changes, so no BREAKING CHANGE: footer is needed per the repo convention. I confirmed via grep -rn ownership nextcloud_mcp_server/ that nothing in this codebase reads Table.ownership, so the change is safe.

nextcloud_mcp_server/models/tables.py

• ownership: Optional[str] = None and columns/views via default_factory=list correctly mirror the existing owner_display_name pattern from nc_tables_list_tables fails with Pydantic ValidationError: owner_display_name field required #728. Good, targeted fix for the "one absent key nukes the whole list" failure mode described in the PR body.
• Minor caveat (not a bug in this PR, just worth being aware of): default_factory=list only kicks in when the key is absent from the payload — if the Tables API ever sent "columns": null explicitly rather than omitting the key, Pydantic would still raise, since the field type is List[TableColumn] rather than List[TableColumn] | None. That matches the actual observed failure mode (the app stops emitting the key), so I don't think this needs changing, just flagging for the record.

nextcloud_mcp_server/providers/anthropic.py

• Clean: default timeout constructed only when caller doesn't supply one, constants extracted for the tests to assert against instead of duplicating literals. Matches ollama.py's existing convention (httpx.Timeout(timeout=120, connect=5)).

nextcloud_mcp_server/providers/bedrock.py

• The botocore.config.Config(connect_timeout=..., read_timeout=...) approach is correct — httpx timeouts don't apply to a boto3 client, and retries are intentionally left at botocore's default per the inline comment.
• One inconsistency vs. the PR description: the description says "both constructors still accept an explicit override," but BedrockProvider.__init__ (bedrock.py:39-46) has no config/timeout parameter — unlike AnthropicProvider, which added timeout: httpx.Timeout | None = None. Nothing in the repo currently needs to override Bedrock's timeout, so this isn't blocking, but it's worth either fixing the PR description or adding a matching config: BotoConfig | None = None param for symmetry (and to unblock a future caller without another PR).
• Nit: DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SECONDS/DEFAULT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_SECONDS are float in anthropic.py (120.0/5.0) vs. int in bedrock.py (120/5). Harmless (botocore/httpx both accept either), just a small stylistic inconsistency between the two new constant pairs added in the same PR.
• registry.py doesn't currently wire up AnthropicProvider at all (only Bedrock → Ollama → Simple auto-detection, confirmed via grep) — pre-existing, unrelated to this PR, just noting it's not a gap introduced here.

Tests

• tests/unit/providers/test_provider_timeouts.py pins the convention via the class constants (good — avoids asserting a duplicated literal) and separately verifies the explicit-override path for Anthropic. The Bedrock test correctly guards with pytest.importorskip + BOTO3_AVAILABLE skip.
• tests/unit/test_response_models.py additions directly cover the two "missing field" scenarios described in the PR body (Table without ownership, TableSchema without columns/views).
• No end-to-end/contract coverage — correctly justified in the PR body ("provider verification covers only /api/v1/*, which imports neither models/tables.py nor providers/"), consistent with the CLAUDE.md e2e/contract gate for API-surface changes (these files aren't API surface).

Overall

No blocking issues found. The Bedrock constructor/description mismatch and the int/float constant nit are both minor — up to the author whether to address them in this PR or leave as-is.

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