chore: Revert unnecessary xnet_slo_120_subnets_staging_test mitigation#10620
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Commit d2483fa applied a number of mitigations addressing xnet_slo_120_subnets_staging_test flakiness. Some of these still make sense (reduced timeouts, using select_all()), but now that the test is reliably passing, we should ideally go back to covering both best-effort and guaranteed-response calls.
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Commit d2483fa applied a number of mitigations addressing
xnet_slo_120_subnets_staging_testflakiness. Some of these still make sense (reduced timeouts, usingselect_all()), but now that the test is reliably passing, we should ideally revert to covering both best-effort and guaranteed-response calls.