workaround for overriding default timeout limitation#3939
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collection.Findhard-codesOmitMaxTimeMs(true)and honors the server-sidedefaultMaxTimeMS. It's not always practical to ask user to set a very long default timeout on the server-side; however connection string does not support passing maxTimeMS as a parameter. Workaround is to use the genericRunCommandCursorinstead ofCollection.Findwhich will derive the maxTimeMS using the context deadline, which us set to 5 days by default on our end