refactor(gh): update wait time to 1200 over 600 seconds

This should allow for a bit of a longer wait and should cover most edge
cases.

README.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ For more information see the [self-hosted runner security docs](https://docs.git
 | aws_tags              | The AWS tags to use for your runner, formatted as a JSON list. See `README` for more details.                      | false              |         |
 | extra_gh_labels       | Any extra GitHub labels to tag your runners with. Passed as a comma-separated list with no spaces.                 | false              |         |
 | instance_count        | The number of instances to create, defaults to 1                                                                   | false              | 1       |
-| gh_timeout            | The amount of timeout for waiting for a runner to be online by GitHub.                                             | false              | 600     |
+| gh_timeout            | The amount of timeout for waiting for a runner to be online by GitHub.                                             | false              | 1200    |
 
 ### AWS `stop` Inputs
 | Input             | Description                                                                                                                                                         | Required for stop| Default | Note |

src/gha_runner/__main__.py

@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ def main():  # pragma: no cover
         raise Exception("Missing required input variable INPUT_PROVIDER")
     gh_timeout_var = os.environ.get("INPUT_GH_TIMEOUT")
     # Set the default timeout to 10 minutes
-    gh_timeout = 600
+    gh_timeout = 1200
     # If the user has set the timeout, we will use that instead
     if gh_timeout_var is not None:
         gh_timeout = int(gh_timeout_var)