fix(links): 🐛 corrected timeout log wording

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Summary

Fixed a minor typo in timeout trace messages so they read clearly during link disposal delays.

Rationale

The log lines were missing the preposition “for”, which made timeout messages grammatically unclear when investigating link disposal timeouts.

Changes

• Updated two timeout LogTrace messages in src/Platform/Links/Link.cs to include the missing word for.

Verification

• Ran dotnet build from repository root and the solution built successfully with warnings about obsolete APIs in Void.Minecraft.
• Ran dotnet test and observed test failures unrelated to the logging change: Void.Tests.BufferTests.ReadMinecraftBufferExtensionsTests.ReadTag_RoundTripsCompound, Void.Tests.BufferTests.ReadMinecraftBufferExtensionsTests.ReadComponent_LegacyText_RoundTrips, and Void.Tests.NbtTests.NbtReaderTests.ReadCompound_ReplacesWhitespaceTagNameWithText (total 4 failed, 77 passed, 10 skipped).

Performance

Not applicable.

Risks & Rollback

Low risk; change only affects log wording and can be reverted safely.

Breaking/Migration

None.

Links

None.

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Codex Task

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR corrects a grammatical error in timeout trace messages during link disposal by adding the missing preposition "for" to improve readability when investigating connection timeouts.

Changes:

• Added the word "for" to two timeout log messages in Link.cs to improve grammatical clarity

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

src/Platform/Links/Link.cs:214

• This assignment to _ is useless, since its value is never read.

            using (var _ = await _lock.LockAsync(forceCancellationToken))

src/Platform/Links/Link.cs:142

• This variable is manually disposed in a finally block - consider a C# using statement as a preferable resource management technique.

            INetworkMessage message;