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tests/test_log_batch.py's "off" case (HOS_LOG_BATCH_MS=0) checked that one line was delivered within 200 ms. On loaded Windows runners that one delivery sometimes took longer, and the test has been failing PR checks today (#1957, #1916 and #1971, among others, and main), including on re-runs.

Now it times three deliveries and checks that the fastest is under 200 ms. The default's 250 ms batch can never deliver that fast, so the test still tells "off" from batching. A single stall no longer fails it.

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Added: test_bake_mimo and test_bake_skeleton are skipped on Windows CI (RUN_ALL_SKIP). Since #1939 they run wherever a C++23 compiler exists, and on the Windows runner compiling the whole recompiler (~164 files) took test_bake_skeleton past run_all's 600 s limit (TIMEOUT 600.2 s; test_bake_mimo passed in 331 s). Linux CI still runs both.