add passwordless timeout config value (#529)

### Why

Zscaler can be slow for some people. Bump the default timeout from 15 to
30 seconds and add an optional config value to lower timeout or just
disable passwordless entirely. Updating the tests in vulcan-scratch repo
too to cover a few scenarios

### Ticket

[HOD-4334 - BMX: support longer
timeouts](https://desire2learn.atlassian.net/browse/HOD-4334)

add passwordless timeout config value (#529)

### Why

Zscaler can be slow for some people. Bump the default timeout from 15 to
30 seconds and add an optional config value to lower timeout or just
disable passwordless entirely. Updating the tests in vulcan-scratch repo
too to cover a few scenarios

### Ticket

[HOD-4334 - BMX: support longer
timeouts](https://desire2learn.atlassian.net/browse/HOD-4334)

check for ACTIVE session id when doing passwordless authentication (#524

)

### Why

Turning off zscaler gives a bit of time where DSSO will return a session
id but not one with status `ACTIVE` and so it is useless


```
C:\code\bmx\src\D2L.Bmx\bin\Release\net9.0\win-x64\publish [main ≡ +1 ~2 -0 !]> bmx login
Okta org or domain name: d2l (from config file)
Okta username: lgordon (from config file)
Attempting Okta passwordless authentication...
Launching browser: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe
Creating new browser tab
Navigating to https://d2l.okta.com/
Browser loaded https://d2l.okta.com/
Browser loaded
https://d2l.kerberos.okta.com/login/agentlessDsso/interact?precheck=false&interactionHandle=008f3771y2gka-vRMCmgq3qHDLsB
FHfxLabbDc1wXJ
Browser loaded
https://d2l.okta.com/login/second-factor?fromURI=%2Fapp%2FUserHome%3Fiss%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fd2l.okta.com%26login_hint
%3Dlgordon%2540desire2learn.com
Okta passwordless authentication failed.
An active session ID was not returned from Okta.
Falling back to Okta password authentication...
Okta password:
```

### Ticket

[HOD-4575 - BMX > fix passwordless
auth](https://desire2learn.atlassian.net/browse/HOD-4575)

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update puppeteersharp (#510)

### Why

We are seeing passwordless auth failing and likely is related to this
change here hardkoded/puppeteer-sharp#2924 .
Bumping the version that includes this change should be enough

### Ticket

VUL-3643

disable passwordless for macOS (#495)

Testing suggests that DSSO isn't enabled/configured for macOS at D2L, so
- we cannot test passwordless auth on macOS
- enabling it would mean a few seconds of useless waiting for D2L Mac
users and a subpar UX

don't print duration if --non-interactive supplied (#475)

Not a big deal and shouldn't affect any practical use cases, but at
least for consistency sake, duration should be like other parameters -
don't print if the `--non-interactive` flag is supplied on the command
line.

fix how we find parent process (#472)

Turns out BusyBox only implements a small portion of the [POSIX spec][1]
for its [ps][2], so our code that gets the parent process (and hence
`bmx print`) never worked on Alpine...
(I guess no one ever used `bmx print` on alpine...)

Switch to use native API call, which is actually easier.

[1]: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/ps.html
[2]: https://boxmatrix.info/wiki/Property:ps

https://desire2learn.atlassian.net/browse/VUL-403

update README for 3.1 release (#444)

tweak README (#375)

* removed inconsistent usage of "your" and "my" in examples
* add some more details for config files
* `eval "$(bmx print ...)"` is the proper way to run `bmx print`

don't print request body on error (#224)

This causes bmx to print the user password when Okta returns invalid
responses.