[Build] Increase sleep time in InteropTests to attempt to reduce CI failures#48156
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Increased sleep duration to attempt to reduce flakiness in tests.
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Summary of the Pull Request
Increase sleep duration while waiting for IPC setup in the interop unit test.
A number of PRs have had failures recently even though they do not touch interop, likely due to this sleep being too short. An existing comment points to the addition of the delay being because of this, and resource-constrained build agents/environments could need a longer duration.
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Detailed Description of the Pull Request / Additional comments
See comments on #47211 and #48106.
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