Add timeouts to Python test runs - #2577
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Add a 40-minute timeout to each Python pytest invocation, followed by a forced kill after a one-minute grace period.
This prevents a wedged Python/GPU test process from consuming the full six-hour CI limit, as occurred in https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuvs/actions/runs/34318536549/job/102387735874.
Across the five most recent workflow executions where all Python test configurations passed, the slowest complete Python job took 28m13s and its Python tests step took 27m10s. A 40-minute test timeout leaves reasonable headroom for normal runtime variation.