Fixed DispatchGroup’s Excessive Wait in FunctionsContext
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* `FunctionsContextProvider.getContext(options:_:)` calls `AppCheckInterop.getLimitedUseToken(completion:)`, an *optional* protocol method * When the method is not implemented, its completion handler doesn’t get called * This closure is responsible for leaving the dispatch group, and when it’s not called, the group waits longer than needed * This change introduces an explicit check for whether the method is implemented * It also adds a test which makes sure the method doesn’t exceed the .1s time limit
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FunctionsContextProvider.getContext(options:_:)callsAppCheckInterop.getLimitedUseToken(completion:), an optional protocol method