docs: update environment variable name for request timeout to OFREP_TIMEOUT_MS

[askpt]

Signed-off-by: André Silva 2493377+askpt@users.noreply.github.com

This PR

Following recommendation from @jonathannorris: #54 (comment)

This pull request makes a small but important change to the SDK configuration environment variables documentation. The environment variable for request timeout has been renamed for clarity and consistency.

• Renamed the request timeout environment variable from OFREP_TIMEOUT to OFREP_TIMEOUT_MS in 0007-sdk-configuration-environment-variables.md to clarify that the value is in milliseconds.

Related Issues

Fixes #53

Notes

Since there is no OFREP provider with this implementation yet, I followed @lukas-reining and @thomaspoignant to just update the document instead of creating a new one.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and accuracy of the project's documentation. It specifically updates the name of an environment variable used for configuring request timeouts, ensuring that users and developers refer to the correct and more descriptive variable name. This change helps maintain consistency across the system and improves the overall developer experience by providing precise configuration instructions.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The documentation for SDK configuration environment variables has been updated to reflect a change in the name of the request timeout variable.
• Environment Variable Renaming: The environment variable for setting the request timeout has been renamed from OFREP_TIMEOUT to OFREP_TIMEOUT_MS to explicitly indicate the unit of measurement (milliseconds).

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Code Review

This pull request updates the environment variable for request timeout from OFREP_TIMEOUT to OFREP_TIMEOUT_MS in the SDK configuration ADR. This is an excellent change, as appending _MS to the variable name makes the unit (milliseconds) explicit, which improves clarity and reduces the risk of misconfiguration. The change is correctly implemented within the ADR file. The PR is ready for merging.

[lukas-reining]

Makes sense, as discussed!

[jonathannorris]

Looks good! thanks!