Add a connectTimeout option to the TSC builder and DeterministicClient#163
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The previous single timeout forced callers to choose one value for both connect and read. That made it awkward to fail fast on unreachable TSP hosts while still allowing a longer window for slow responses. The new option lets callers tune these independently without changing defaults for existing users.
connectTimeoutfor TSP requests, separate from the existing read timeout.TenantSecurityClient.BuildergainsconnectTimeoutMs(int). When unset, the connect timeout continues to followtimeoutMs(int), preserving the prior single-timeout behavior.DeterministicTenantSecurityClientcan be constructed directly using an independentreadTimeoutandconnectTimeoutvalues.