fix(config): abort config fetch at 12s, not 5s - #875
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DEMI on Flex Consumption cold-starts in more than 5s. eao-nginx now gives up at 11s on /demi-search/config (PR #67), so the browser must abort after nginx or the first paint waits for a retry.
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September 10, 2026 23:25
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The DEMI Function on Flex Consumption cold-starts in more than 5 s. With a 5 s abort the first
/demi-search/configfetch after idle failed and first paint waited for the retry.Per-attempt abort goes from 5 s to 12 s. eao-nginx PR #67 raises its read timeout on that route to 10 s (1 s connect, 11 s worst case), so nginx still gives up before the browser. Attempts stay at 3. New spec asserts the abort is longer than nginx's 11 s.
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