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Adds a space after Timeout.Infinite member reference and before parentheses describing its value "(-1)". When rendered in IDEs and on learn.microsoft.com this could cause confusion as it looked like a method call.

Adds a space after `Timeout.Infinite` member reference and before parentheses describing its value "(-1)". When rendered in IDEs this could cause confusion as it looked like a method call.
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Thanks @89netraM

@gewarren gewarren merged commit f3162c8 into dotnet:main Jul 19, 2024
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