feat: Allow user to set timeout of outgoing webhook

[gracefulm]

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• Motivation

  • There are times when I want to send a request that takes a long time to process using an outgoing webhook, but I cannot change the timeout from the default 20 seconds on the Script class side.

• This change allows us to set the timeout as follows.

class Script {
   prepare_outgoing_request({ request }) {
     return {
       url: request.url + '/pulls',
       headers: request.headers,
       method: 'GET',
       timeout: 120000 // <- like this
     };
   }

   process_outgoing_response({ request, response }) {
     // do something...
   }
}

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