Async step timeouts - #1834

Add the timeout resolution engine:
- TimeoutType: declares, per operation, its parameter names, CLI process
  variable, maximum value, and (for services) how to read the timeout off
  the service instance
- TimeoutValueResolver: resolves a timeout by priority — CLI process
  variable, then resource/service-object value, then global descriptor
  parameter, then the default. Bind additionally falls back to a
  pre-resolved global variable because its subprocess has no descriptor
- TimeoutStepStateManager: tracks per-step elapsed time with correct
  reset semantics across retries and poll cycles

Wire the async steps to the resolver:
- TimeoutAsyncFlowableStep: resolve and log the timeout, then enforce it
  via the step state manager on every execution
- Create/Bind/CheckServiceBinding/CheckServiceKey steps resolve their
  configurable timeout from the resolver
- Delete/DeleteServiceKey/Unbind steps adopt a fixed safety ceiling
  (previously unbounded)
- ProcessDescriptorStep pre-resolves the global bind timeout into a
  process variable for the binding subprocess, which has no descriptor

Register the create-service, bind-service and create-service-key timeout
parameters (with their integer conversion) in the deploy, blue-green, CTS
and rollback metadata so they are accepted and converted to process
variables. Update metadata tests accordingly.

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