Is there a way to make:

  FAILFAST=0 TIMEOUT=t make test

actually continue on to the next test if a test has reached timeout t?

The motivation is that I see at least one test case running for forever,
and I want to be able to see how many test cases are failing in total.

I didn't see that this was possible to do out of the box, so I tried one
approach: launch a thread that waits until the timeout has passed and then
send a term signal to the vpp process. If the test case completes before
timeout, the test case's "tearDown" routine will cancel the timeout thread.
The timeout and killing part works, except the test framework still does
not continue on to the next test case.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Brian
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