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Make IoTDBTtlIT stable under slow CI - #19004
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Self-review passed after fixing one confirmed coverage regression in 815426b. Reviewed the complete diff and the related TTL write/read paths, cache updates, and test environment. No remaining actionable findings.
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Recent timestamps were only milliseconds before a 10-second TTL, so slow cluster startup could expire them before assertions ran. Widen the TTL and timestamp windows to keep recent and expired data separated by minutes.