Add fastcgi_read_timeout #860
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ran into a problem when importing a media library with ~300 items and wordpress kept timing out despite upping
ended up needing to add
fastcgi_read_timeout.this PR includes the default nginx value ofmatched the value to60sphp_max_execution_timeafter a chat with the team