Add new "scp_socket_timeout" parameter to "Open Connection"#479
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This allows to expose the "socket_timeout" parameter of SCPClient. It allows users to define a specific timeout when the connection used is not stable, and default timeout of 10s is too short.
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Hello,
The idea of this PR is expose the socket_timeout parameter of the underlying SCPClient (see https://github.com/jbardin/scp.py/blob/master/scp.py#L117) to users of the SSHLibrary via a new parameter of the keyword "Open Connection".
That way, the user of the Library may configure the timeout used for scp operations, for cases when it is too short.
This solves this issue: #397
And is quite similar to this PR #423 (my code is inspired from it with some minor changes).
I've added a few simple tests to cover this new parameter, please let me know if they seem sufficient.