Fix unstable test/unit/tcti-spi-ftdi #2639
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…annot predict the test environment Signed-off-by: wenxin.leong <[email protected]>
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To nullify the effect of the timeout in the unit test, as the runtime environment of the unit test is unpredictable. This is to address the reported issue #2610