Add missing timeout in HTTP_Client request, in sr1() call#4751
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When performing HTTP request with HTTP_Client, request() mehod stucks in sr1() when the request is to a non HTTP port, e.g. HTTPS port. This happens even when timeout parameter is passed to request() method.
To fix this, I added timeout parameter passing to sr1() call to TCP socket. This prevents request() from stucking when timeout is passed as argument.