Sidekiq runit service: Set custom timeout

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Sidekiq runit service: Set custom timeout

The Runit timeout is seven seconds by default. In the Sidekiq cluster, The default shutdown timeout is set to 25 seconds. In addition to the shutdown timeout, Sidekiq cluster waits an additional five seconds for child processes.

https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/blob/691ddb9d5cc3254cc1cc98e5602b1ed578e673b8/config/initializers/sidekiq_cluster.rb#L19

The discrepancy between the service- and application-level timeouts causes Sidekiq restarts to fail in GitLab 18.0 and later versions.

Changelog: fixed

Closes #9136 (closed)

Related issues

Test Plan

1. Install + reconfigure GitLab
2. Set a setting that triggers a sidekiq restart (e.g. gitlab_rails['gitlab_default_theme'])
3. reconfigure
4. Confirm Sidekiq restart passes without timeout

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