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QueueTest - Be more forgiving about slow execution
totten authored 
The `CRM_Queue_QueueTest` is producing failures with the
[TIME_FUNC](https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-core/pull/17414) option of
`linear:500` (the value currently used in PR test runs) -- which is to say,
it fails when the system runs very slowly (with some 500ms stalling during
execution).

This gets it working under some very slow scenarios:

```
for TIME_FUNC in natural frozen linear:500 linear:1250 prng:500 prng:666 prng:1000 prng:1500 ; do
  export TIME_FUNC;
  echo;
  echo "TIME_FUNC=$TIME_FUNC" ;
  env CIVICRM_UF=UnitTests phpunit6 tests/phpunit/CRM/Queue/QueueTest.php ;
done
```
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