fix(p2p): allow longer Tor onion connection setup - #1191
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Problem
High-effort Tor onion-service proof-of-work can take longer than the uniform 15-second libp2p connection-setup timeout, making otherwise reachable makers impossible to connect to.
Solution
libp2p continues racing known maker addresses concurrently, so a healthy clearnet address can win without waiting for onion PoW.
Closes #1190
Validation
All passed. Existing unrelated compiler warnings remain.
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