add http timeout values for general, send, and receive to client #404
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Some large datasets, or even smaller datasets on a slow network, may take more than 30s to transfer to the server. Add timeout parameters to the cuopt service client to control the timeouts, defaulted to 30s.
Timeout parameters added: http_general_timeout (default 30), result_receive_timeout (default None), and data_send_timeout (default None). The latter two inherit the value of http_general_timeout if they are None.
All 3 are settable in the client class, however only the general timeout is exposed in the CLI (which should be enough control).