set default TileDBClient read timeout to no-limit#28
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In big reads this was causing the
GenericUDF.setTimeout()to have to effect. The default value for theTileDBClient::timeoutwas 10 seconds. Thus, when a UDF execution time was longer than 10 seconds it was throwing aTileDBClient::timeouterror. This meant that users could not control the UDF execution time independently in such cases. The problem is now fixed by setting the client timeout tono-limitby default.[sc-50028]