fix(core): disable chunk timeout by default#18264
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Fixes these issues:
We are removing the default chunk timeout for now, you can still turn it on in the config if you want this feature. In the future we may re-introduce this for specific models that we know are safe to apply this, but this is causing too many small issues across the board right now.