Increase the default `SQLITE_TIMEOUT` from 500ms to 60s.
In #11179 this was bumped up to 5s. But when that was backported to v14 in #11220, it failed consistently in CI through a couple increases, until it was bumped up further to 60s. This PR updates the `forgejo` branch to the same so that in the future when Forgejo 15 is released, it isn't regressed. `test-sqlite` has been failing on `forgejo` occasionally as well, so this increase is justified on this branch for this reason as well.
Putting aside the tests, I think a high value for the timeout (this 60s) is generally safer for production usage than a small timeout. The worst case with a high timeout is a slow request when there is high write contention on the DB.
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Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/11292
Reviewed-by: Michael Kriese <michael.kriese@gmx.de>
