Update deps and fix non deterministic browser test #252
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test: remove unneeded test timeout
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The webrtc browser tests were not properly checking for the expected peer, just a number of connections, and were trying to do so based on an order of peer discovery events. If other peers on the jenkins network connect to the discovery service, this will make the tests fail.
The tests now check for connections with the expected peer id and complete the test once it's present. Due to this, the timeout is also not needed, as the discovery happens within a few hundred ms.