fix(tests): widen management-server suite timeouts for Windows full-suite load - #362
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…uite load startServer + multi-step management flows were hitting bun's default 5s budget under full-suite load (release preflight flake). Match the existing 30s headroom pattern used by kiro-oauth and sqlite suites.
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setDefaultTimeout(30_000)on fourstartServermanagement suites that timed out at bun's default 5s during full-suite Windows release preflight (same flake class as810fa115/ kiro-oauth).claude-management-api,claude-models-discovery,management-provider-validation,server-combo-failover-e2e.Test plan
bun teston the four files: 76 pass / 0 failSummary by CodeRabbit