fix: TestRedisBroker delivers freshly-published messages to subscribers with min_idle_time

[ApusBerliozi]

Description

So, in order to "emulate" xautoclaim, I decided to add asyncio.wait_for in FakeProducer.publish, with timeout of 30 seconds (cause it's the maximum for pytest). I think it's a reasonable compromise, cause it will simulate how production environment would handle this situation. So, if min_idle_time is less than 30 seconds we will proceed with the call after some delay and if it isn't - we won't.

Fixes #2848

Type of change

• Bug fix (a non-breaking change that resolves an issue)

Checklist

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[ApusBerliozi]

Hello @Lancetnik!

Can you please take a look at this PR?

[Lancetnik]

@ApusBerliozi sorry, I undestand nothing in Redis Streams
We need @powersemmi help to review any Redis PRs

[ApusBerliozi]

Oh I see, no worries @Lancetnik, thx 4 the info

[powersemmi]

@ApusBerliozi

I've created an issue that should solve this problem at the root: waiting in tests isn't great, it would be simpler to emulate the PEL instead. That way it also becomes possible to test autoclaim separately from the regular handler.

See #2927