test(lint): give the in-process cold-load case the same COLD_LOAD_TIMEOUT_MS its siblings carry (#5421) (#5434)

`runtime-lazy-deps.test.ts` has three cases that pay a cold load of the gate
graph; two of them (the spawned CJS/ESM entries) already end with
`COLD_LOAD_TIMEOUT_MS`, while the in-process one ran on vitest's 5 s default
even though its first act is the same `import('./runtime.js')`.

On a loaded box that case takes longer than 5 s and goes red on a claim the
wall clock has nothing to do with — the boot path loading no source parser is
proved by the require-cache assertions below it, never by how long the
transform took. Measured on this container: 5383 ms with the budget, and a
deterministic `Test timed out in 5000ms` without it.

No assertion, constant or sibling case is touched.


Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016FNvXhtSdnEGEfLEsMmvxh

Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: baozhoutao

packages/lint/src/runtime-lazy-deps.test.ts

@@ -121,6 +121,11 @@ describe('@objectstack/lint/runtime (kernel boot-path contract, #4463)', () => {
     COLD_LOAD_TIMEOUT_MS,
   );
 
+  // Same cold load as the two above, just in-process: the first `import()` of
+  // `./runtime.js` in this file pulls the whole gate graph through the transform.
+  // So it gets the same budget — the claim being pinned (the boot path loads no
+  // source parser) is proved by the assertions below, never by the wall clock,
+  // and a 5 s default only turns a busy runner into a false red on the gate.
   it('gating a flow in-process loads neither dep, and still finds the defect', async () => {
     const req = createRequire(import.meta.url);
     const { runRuntimeAuthoringRules } = await import('./runtime.js');
@@ -140,7 +145,7 @@ describe('@objectstack/lint/runtime (kernel boot-path contract, #4463)', () => {
           `may not pay for a source parser to publish a flow`,
       ).toBe(false);
     }
-  });
+  }, COLD_LOAD_TIMEOUT_MS);
 
   it('the runtime entry re-exports the gate and nothing that carries a parser', async () => {
     const mod = await import('./runtime.js');