test(cli): stabilize active-run prompt test - #12054
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The active-run prompt integration test waits for two LLM turns and persisted queue state, but its outer three-second deadline is shorter than the fixture's five-second persistence wait. Loaded macOS runners can exceed that deadline even when queue behavior is correct, reproducing the mismatch previously identified in #8992.
Raise only the enclosing budget to ten seconds. Signal-based synchronization and all behavioral assertions remain unchanged, so real ordering failures still fail while normal runner contention no longer does.