feat(shell): add configurable SHELL_TIMEOUT environment variable - #15
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- Add getTimeout() function to read SHELL_TIMEOUT env var (default: 30s) - Update ExecuteCommand to use getTimeout() instead of hardcoded value - Update tool description to document the new env variable
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Adds a configurable timeout via the SHELL_TIMEOUT environment variable for shell command execution in the shell MCP server.\n\nThis allows users to set a default timeout for all commands by setting the SHELL_TIMEOUT environment variable (in seconds). The default remains 30 seconds if not set or invalid.\n\nThe timeout can still be overridden per-request using the existing parameter in the tool input.\n\nFixes: The shell MCP needed a configurable timeout via environment variable.