[roll] Roll fuchsia [ffx][fastboot] consider boot timeout a success

When issuing a "boot", "reboot", or "reboot-bootloader", it's
possible that the "okay" response gets lost in a buffer. So
inside of consdering a lack of an "okay" in those cases as a
a timeout failure, consider them successes.

Also, since we are now considering a timeout to be an expected
result, let's timeout in only a few seconds instead of waiting
30 seconds.

This change includes a fix to fastboot::read_with_timeout() to
actually use a timeout, rather than blocking indefinitely
and checking the timestamp after the fact.

Original-Fixed: b/290218326
Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/882214
Original-Revision: 021ad1fce51d7588f1ad02d21c03bcdec167d618
GitOrigin-RevId: a6aaef4e6118bd2a97507548668403fdbd0ee2b3
Change-Id: Ib97fc454046feefe11eb834d80fa1f3b3fe57b59
1 file changed
tree: d1decbc8cd2248980d9c31d7a0fc54cb602d05cd
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README.md

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