Add x-timeout-ms header support
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This addresses #362 by adding support for the
X-Timeout-Msheader to incoming/getHeaderrequests.Since the PBS service already calculates the remaining time in a slot and has a configuration setting for a timeout variable anyway, this just puts whatever timeout is left into that header and sends it to the relay. However, if the proposer provides a valid header value within its request, this will use whichever of those two is shortest. It wouldn't make sense for the proposer to request a longer timeout than would actually be possible before missing the slot, hence why the minimum is used.