[iris-cw-ci] Bump integration pipeline timeouts to 30m/15m#5125
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The full marin pipeline test runs 8 sequential Iris sub-jobs, each paying ~60-90s of pod startup + dep sync overhead. On the last run train_lm completed just 34s after pytest-timeout fired. Bump the shell wrapper from 900s to 1800s and pytest-timeout from 600s to 900s.
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Claude finished @rjpower's task in 1m 23s —— View job Code reviewNo issues found. Checked for bugs and CLAUDE.md compliance. This is a trivial CI timeout bump in a single workflow file with clear justification in the PR description. The new values preserve a sensible ordering:
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The full marin pipeline test runs 8 sequential Iris sub-jobs, each paying ~60-90s of pod startup + dep sync overhead. On the last CoreWeave CI run, train_lm completed just 34s after pytest-timeout fired at 600s. Bump the shell wrapper from 900s to 1800s and pytest-timeout from 600s to 900s.