Show how to test handler timeouts with http.TimeoutHandler - #170
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Adds a test proving that a handler wrapped in the standard library's http.TimeoutHandler produces the expected 503 under apitest, and a README recipe pointing to it. Closes #153 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Addresses #153.
http.TimeoutHandlerfrom the standard library already works with apitest, so rather than adding an API this makes the answer discoverable:TestApiTest_SupportsTimeoutHandlerproves a handler that overrunshttp.TimeoutHandleryields the 503 and message under apitest, and that a fast handler completes normally. Runs in ~20ms.WithContextfor deadline tests.No code changes to the library.
Closes #153
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