Restore --timeout as compile-only; add --execution-timeout (#2247) - #2256
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Fixes #2247. PR #2211 (JiT integration) silently changed --timeout from compile-only to a whole-run wall-clock deadline, causing existing runs to exit 1 with no output after the previously-effective compile duration. - Restore --timeout to compile-only (matches 3.0.63 semantics and describe text). - Add --execution-timeout (off by default) for the whole-run deadline. - On TIMED_OUT/CANCELLED, print a top-level reason line so exit 1 is no longer silent; propagate the cancel reason to per-action SKIPPED lines. - When --timeout is passed without --execution-timeout, print an advisory notice pointing at the new flag (JSON output unaffected).
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Fixes #2247. PR #2211 (JiT integration) silently changed --timeout from compile-only to a whole-run wall-clock deadline, causing existing runs to exit 1 with no output after the previously-effective compile duration.