feat: configurable request header read timeout #1664
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This commit adds a request header read timeout configuration parameter. As it is part of the downloading cycle, it is available under `blocking/loading/downloads`. The default value comes from `server/http.go` line 21. Refs: 0xERR0R#1653
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As discussed in #1653, this pull request introduces changes to the HTTP server configuration, adding a new configuration parameter for request header read timeouts, updating the HTTP server initialization to use this new parameter, and adjusting the server creation logic accordingly.