Add possibility to change WEBSOCKETS_TCP_TIMEOUT #766
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Within #501
WEBSOCKETS_TCP_TIMEOUTwas changed to 5 seconds, which is a very large number, especially when dealing with a lot of clients inside local network environment. #501 was marked as solution for #441 but I don't believe that it's proper way to deal with this problem. There should be possibility to change this parameter, which is mentioned in #661.This PR wraps
WEBSOCKETS_TCP_TIMEOUTinside#ifndefto allow defining this variable for custom setup.There is still room for improvement, like @adamczuk-piotr proposed, there could be two different timeout variables, one responsible for connecting, and another one for reading. Having one for writing data would be great as well. I can implement it but I would like to get feedback from author if it makes sense.