test(bindings): raise anvil fork startup timeout to 120s#547
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The bindings tests fork a node per chain. The protocol adapter constructor calls into the risc0 verifier router and the execute test sends a real transaction, so a forked node is required here and cannot be swapped for a plain HTTP provider. Anvil only reports ready once it has fetched fork state from the RPC; over a slow or rate-limited RPC that exceeds anvil's 10s startup default and the test panics with `Timeout`, and it worsens as chains are added. Raise the startup timeout to 120s.
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The bindings tests fork a node per chain. Unlike the generic-call-forwarder fix (#26), these can't drop forking: the protocol adapter constructor calls into the risc0 verifier router (
isEmergencyStopped), and the execute test sends a real transaction against the deployed adapter, both of which need a forked node.Anvil only reports ready after it fetches fork state from the RPC, so a slow or rate-limited RPC blows past anvil's 10s startup default and the test panics with
Timeout(and it gets worse as chains are added). Raise the fork startup timeout to 120s.