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## Why `fragmented_writes_yield_to_keepalive_and_queued_pong` deliberately blocks WebSocket writes while exercising keepalive and queued-Pong scheduling. It previously advanced those states with wall-clock sleeps. Under a sufficiently delayed CI worker, those sleeps and scheduling gaps could consume the test-only 100 ms Pong-watchdog budget, causing the relay to exit and the next write-permit send to fail with `TrySendError::Disconnected`. The failure was therefore a timing flake in the harness test, not evidence that the production relay mishandled a Pong. ## What changed - Run this test with Tokio time paused. - Advance the virtual clock through its two keepalive transitions instead of sleeping in wall-clock time. - Enable Tokio's `test-util` feature only for `codex-exec-server` dev dependencies. No production code or timeout values change. ## Review guide The behavioral change is confined to `noise_relay/harness_tests.rs`; the `Cargo.toml` change only exposes Tokio's paused-clock test APIs. ## Validation - `just test -p codex-exec-server fragmented_writes_yield_to_keepalive_and_queued_pong` - `just fix -p codex-exec-server` - `just bazel-lock-update` (no lockfile changes)
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