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feat: nvgpu, make test timeout parameter optional (#328)

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10 seconds is what the nvidia control panel also
has for the test timeout. Can still be changed if
shorter or longer timeouts are desired, but 10
seconds should be a general fine timeout value
to have this optional.

Co-authored-by: icex2 <djh.icex2@gmail.com>
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@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ micro stuttering.
first
* For example, for IIDX 31 which runs in native 1920x1080 with a monitor also having that as its native resolution,
having the monitor id `0x12345678` and the monitor check yielding a value of ~`59.9345`, run
`nvgpu display custom-resolution-test 1920 1080 59.9345 10`
`nvgpu display custom-resolution-test 1920 1080 59.9345`
* Observe if the test is successful and the display doesn't turn blank or displays a glitched image for ~10 seconds
* Run `nvgpu display custom-resolution-set` with the previously tested settings to apply the custom display mode
* For example, `nvgpu display custom-resolution-set 0x12345678 1920 1080 59.9345`
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ micro stuttering.
first
* For example, for IIDX 31 which runs in native 1920x1080 with a monitor also having that as its native resolution,
having the monitor id `0x12345678` and the monitor check yielding a value of ~`59.9345`, run
`nvgpu display custom-resolution-test 1920 1080 59.9345 10`
`nvgpu display custom-resolution-test 1920 1080 59.9345`
* Observe if the test is successful and the display doesn't turn blank or displays a glitched image for ~10 seconds
* Run `nvgpu display custom-resolution-set` with the previously tested settings to apply the custom display mode
* For example, `nvgpu display custom-resolution-set 0x12345678 1920 1080 59.9345`