test(browser): Give profiling envelope tests headroom against CI timeouts

[mydea]

The browser profiling suites (manualMode, trace-lifecycle multiple-chunks and overlapping-spans) are a recurring source of flaky-CI reports across bundle variants.

Root cause

JS self-profiling + chunk flush is slow and highly variable. Running the overlapping-spans test locally on an unloaded machine, a single iteration ranged from ~9s to ~25s. Two timeouts bite once CI is loaded:

• Playwright's per-test timeout (30s default). overlapping-spans and manualMode already wait 15s for the envelope yet still flake — because the whole test brushes the 30s ceiling under load (a ~25s local run leaves almost no margin). This explains why overlapping-spans flakes the most (5 issues) despite its already-generous inner timeout.
• The inner getMultipleSentryEnvelopeRequests wait. multiple-chunks used only 5s, well under the observed spread.

Fix

• Mark the three heavy tests sentryTest.slow(), raising the per-test budget to 90s.
• Raise the inner envelope-wait timeouts to 20s.

Both are pure ceilings — the wait resolves as soon as the expected chunks arrive, so there's no happy-path cost and no profile assertion is changed (no coverage loss). Verified locally: the three suites pass, and overlapping-spans held green across 25 repeat-each iterations.

If any residual flakiness remains after this, it would point at sampling-profiler frame-capture non-determinism (which function names land in samples) rather than timeouts — a separate, narrower follow-up.

Fixes#22049
Fixes#22048
Fixes#21977
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[Lms24]

TIL about test.slow(). Thanks for fixing!

[mydea]

Follow-up: a run on this branch surfaced a second, distinct profiling flake — exactly the sampling-frame non-determinism I flagged in the description. The sampler captured a native removeEventListener frame, and validateProfile asserted every non-exempt frame has an abs_path; native/built-in frames have no source location, and the exemption list was a hardcoded fetch/setTimeout/clearTimeout.

Fixed in test-utils.ts by validating location metadata only for frames that actually carry a source path, instead of maintaining an ever-growing name exemption list. Source/user frames (still asserted present via expectedFunctionNames) keep full validation. This applies to all profiling suites that use validateProfile.