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Use consistant default value of 60000ms for /qgis/networkAndProxy/net…
…workTimeout Currently there's an inconsistancy between the Options dialog that displays a default value of 60000ms for network request timeouts, whereas places in the code use 20000ms. I propose to align on 60000s, since there are occurrences of network requests, for example big WFS GetFeature requests, that can take more than 20s to start. (cherry picked from commit f387291) (testqgswcspublicservers.cpp update added)
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60s is a big pain if you're working with (sometimes failing) webservices. Default value should be much lower, but there seem to be buggy timeouts at least on startup.