feat: per-call timeout for synchronous method calls#6
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Sync calls used a fixed reply timeout, but some module methods legitimately block longer (e.g. a delivery node bootstrapping its network connectivity), and the right budget is known only to the caller. Expose the timeout per call instead of widening the global ceiling for every method. - LogosCoreClient::callMethodSync takes a Timeout (default unchanged) - C FFI logos_sdk_call_method_sync gains timeout_ms (<= 0 = default)
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Sync calls used a fixed reply timeout, but some module methods legitimately block longer (e.g. a delivery node bootstrapping its network connectivity), and the right budget is known only to the caller. Expose the timeout per call instead of widening the global ceiling for every method.