fix(agents-core): stabilize streamable HTTP reconnect retry test#1125
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fix(agents-core): stabilize streamable HTTP reconnect retry test#1125
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This pull request fixes an occasional CI timeout in the streamable HTTP reconnect retry test by removing the wall-clock reconnect delay and replacing it with explicit deferred barriers in
packages/agents-core/test/shims/mcp-server/streamableHttpRetry.test.ts. The updated test still exercises the same closed-session recovery path, but now it deterministically controls when the shared failures release, when reconnect starts, and when reconnect is allowed to complete, so the coalescing assertion no longer depends on scheduler timing.