Fix issue 1594 (test_add_timeout leaks a 1-second timeout into the shared client) - #1595
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Restore the default timeout when the test test_add_timeout finishes, so it cannot leak into the shared client
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Reviewed the module-scoped client fixture and ran the modified test successfully. addCleanup is registered immediately after set_timeout, so the default is restored even when the test fails later. No blocking issues found.
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Restore the default timeout when the test test_add_timeout finishes, so it cannot leak into the shared client.
This fixes this issue #1594
After this change all online tests passed for me.