chore(bigquery-jdbc): fix flaky testSetTimeout test#13549
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This pull request extracts a 300-second delay query string into ITBase to reuse it across multiple integration tests, and removes an unused helper method in ITStatementTest. The feedback recommends declaring this query string as a public static final constant named QUERY_300_SECONDS to follow standard Java naming conventions. Additionally, it is advised to reference this constant statically in the test classes rather than using inheritance (extends ITBase) solely to access the field.
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Seems like BQ can cache results of existing query, so timeout is not reliable. This query is guaranteed to run for 300 seconds, so it will ensure job is killed by timeout.