Add per-test hard timeout configuration#768
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Adds a `timeout` setting under `[test]` and a matching `--timeout=SECONDS` CLI flag that applies a hard per-test limit to every test in the run. Tests exceeding the limit are killed and reported as failures, mirroring the existing `@karva.tags.timeout` decorator. The decorator still wins when both are set, so individual tests can opt into a longer or shorter window. Closes #557
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Summary
Adds a
timeoutsetting under[test]and a matching--timeout=SECONDSCLI flag that applies a hard per-test limit to every test in the run. Tests exceeding the limit are killed and reported as failures, reusing the same machinery as@karva.tags.timeout(sync tests run inside aThreadPoolExecutor; async tests are wrapped inasyncio.wait_for). A test-level decorator still wins when both are set, so individual tests can opt into a longer or shorter window.karva test --timeout=120Closes #557. The issue also sketched per-filter overrides via
[[profile.default.overrides]]; that is left for a follow-up since karva does not yet have an overrides mechanism.Test Plan
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