[🚀 Feature]: The ability to change the client timeout of Selenium Grid to more than 3 minutes

[tking16]

Feature and motivation

My test setup requires more time to get started as it involves multiple iOS Simulators (at least four), but the tests will timeout due it's 3 minute default as stated here this is currently non-configurable but would be great to be able to make this timeout longer.

Usage example

To actually reproduce the issue it's best to start testing with no emulators currently running. Create 4-6 appium.yaml files and the same amount of node.toml files and use pytest-xdist to setup parallel testing within Selenium Grid.

After a while You should see the error:

E       selenium.common.exceptions.SessionNotCreatedException: Message: Could not start a new session. java.net.http.HttpTimeoutException: request timed out

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[diemol]

That is the timeout this client should use.

The ideal solution would be to add the configured session-timeout from the Node to the NodeStatus and use that one when the RemoteNode object is created.

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