feat: honor runtime retry and timeout execution settings in all providers - #42
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What this is
A rebase of #2 onto post-consolidation main. The original conflicted with #40 in providers/http.py; this branch carries the same change set resolved against the merged consolidation.
What it does
The config schema exposes execution.retry_attempts, retry_delay_seconds, and timeout_seconds, but providers hardcoded 3 retries / 1s delay and the HTTP-based providers ignored runtime timeout overrides. This threads the execution config from the Runner into every provider call, resolved by two BaseProvider helpers with guardrail clamping (attempts >= 1, delay >= 0, timeout > 0 with provider-config fallback). Also makes the provider factory import lazy so importing the package does not require every optional SDK.
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Content originally authored in #2; that PR will be closed with a pointer here.