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Allow timeouts to be configurable #9
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add additional options to clusterMaster config * `stopTimeout` - Time in milliseconds to wait for worker to stop before forcefully killing the process during restart or resize, default 5000 (5 seconds) * `skepticTimeout` - Time in milliseconds to wait for worker to live before shutting previous worker down during restart, default 2000 (2 seconds)
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add additional options to clusterMaster config for timeouts
stopTimeout- Time in milliseconds to wait for worker to stop beforeforcefully killing the process during restart or resize, default 5000
(5 seconds)
skepticTimeout- Time in milliseconds to wait for worker to livebefore shutting previous worker down during restart, default 2000
(2 seconds)