Repair wp/7.1 branch Actions: Add timeouts to CI jobs that have none

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Part of #82781.

What?

Adds timeout-minutes to the CI jobs on this branch that don't have one:

File	Job	Check	Minutes	Trunk
bundle-size.yml	build	Compressed Size Check	30	15
create-block.yml	checks	Create Block	20	10
end2end-test.yml	e2e-playwright	Playwright shards	60	45
end2end-test.yml	e2e-playwright-rtc-websocket	Playwright - RTC WebSocket	45	20
end2end-test.yml	merge-artifacts	Merge Artifacts	10	5
static-checks.yml	check	Static Analysis All	45	30

Why?

Without timeout-minutes, a stuck job runs until GitHub's 360-minute default. On 2026-10-07, Playwright shards on wp/7.1–wp/6.2 hung for 2.3–3 hours in playwright install --with-deps while an Ubuntu apt mirror was degraded. Trunk added job timeouts for this in 27f57c9 (#80801).

This branch runs --with-deps, so the same hang can happen here.

How?

Uses trunk's values from #80801 and 9ee17a7 (#46510) where this branch's job durations fit under them, and raises them where they don't, because on these branches every job builds and installs on its own without trunk's shared build and apt cache:

• Compressed Size Check: Runs on other wp/X.Y branches have taken 14.2 minutes, so trunk's 15 is too tight.
• Create Block: Runs on other wp/X.Y branches have taken 11.1 minutes, so trunk's 10 would cut them off.
• Playwright shards: There is no shared build or apt cache here, so each shard builds and installs itself. The slowest passing shard took 43.5 minutes.
• Playwright - RTC WebSocket: It builds and runs playwright install --with-deps itself, which can take 21 minutes alone.

Each timeout-minutes goes next to the job's runs-on. There is no step-level timeout on dependency installs: successful installs have taken up to 21 minutes.

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