Set the Runner :timeout option to the maximum between itself and the :boot_timeout
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Currently, the
:timeoutand:boot_timeoutare separate options - however, when running something that has a long:boot_timeoutset, you must know to set the:timeoutoption to the same time (or longer), otherwise, theFLAME.callfunction calls will fail with a timeout even if the boot has not completed.This PR sets the
:timeoutoption to be the maximum between the:timeoutand the:boot_timeout, to ensure that a timeout cannot happen before a boot_timeout happens.