Decrease the minimum allowed timeout

[martintmk]

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The issue or feature being addressed

Closes #1884

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Relaxing the min allowed timeout to 10ms. (from 1 second)

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[silkfire]

@martintmk I noticed that the documentation of the property wasn't updated in this PR, it still states that the minimum is (above) 1 second.

On another note, is there a reason why the maximum value is 24 hours?

[martincostello]

When we picked an upper limit, a day seemed a reasonable upper limit considering that is effectively millennia to a computer.

Having a thread trying to perform a single operation through Polly for up to an entire day seems on the extreme end for a thing for code to try and do, and we need to draw a line somewhere.

Do you have a use case where you need a single method invocation to run for more than 24 hours, but still need to eventually timeout?