ci: standardize E2E job timeout to 2 hours on PR pipeline #3124
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Reason for Change:
Seeing runs fail due to extended testing times and component detection taking 10 minutes of the default 60. Increasing it to 2 hours can potentially increase run times on failed states, but will allow for enough time for flaky tests to succeed and still have a successful run.
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