test(core): stabilize release gate timeouts - #167
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Release highlights: - Keep the protected release gate reliable on constrained CI runners. Release details: - Align source-catalog and concurrent-ingest test budgets with their real integration work. Verification: - Run both test files three times and the full Core coverage suite.
Release highlights: - Keep exact-path fallback coverage reliable under concurrent CI load. Release details: - Align the fallback integration timeout with the measured 91-file ingestion workload. Verification: - Run the focused test three times and the full Core coverage suite.
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pnpm validate, including 633 tests, API checks, smokes, packaging, and release checks.