Support for Socket Write and Read Timeout Settings in CRT

### Describe the feature

The current implementation of the CRT's [SocketOptions](https://github.com/awslabs/aws-crt-cpp/blob/main/include/aws/crt/io/SocketOptions.h) does not provide support for configuring read and write timeouts for non-blocking socket operations. While traditional blocking sockets can leverage options like SO_RCVTIMEO (receive timeout) and SO_SNDTIMEO (send timeout) to set timeouts for read and write operations, CRT operates in a non-blocking mode, requiring custom mechanisms to achieve similar timeout behavior.

### Use Case

We are migrating our Java SDK clients to the CRT-based HTTP client. The existing SDK supports configurable socket-level timeouts that ensure timely error handling and retries if:

1. A write operation cannot be completed within the write timeout (e.g., sending a request).
1. A read operation cannot be completed within the read timeout (e.g., receiving a response after a request is sent).
To maintain compatibility and ensure robust error handling in non-blocking CRT, we need equivalent timeout settings that close the connection when timeouts are exceeded.

### Proposed Solution

1. Extend the SocketOptions Interface:
Add the following properties to SocketOptions to support timeout settings:

* `readTimeoutMs`: The maximum time (in milliseconds) allowed to complete a read operation.
* `writeTimeoutMs`: The maximum time (in milliseconds) allowed to complete a write operation.

2. Introduce Timeout Handlers:

Implement dedicated read timeout handlers and write timeout handlers that monitor the progress of non-blocking operations.

These handlers should enforce timeouts:

Read Timeout Handler: Monitors the time elapsed since a read operation is triggered. If no data is received within the readTimeoutMs, raise a timeout exception.
Write Timeout Handler: Monitors the time elapsed since the last write operation. If data cannot be sent within the writeTimeoutMs, raise a timeout exception.

### Other Information

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### Acknowledgements

- [ ] I may be able to implement this feature request
- [ ] This feature might incur a breaking change

Start with include/aws/crt/io/SocketOptions.h and trace the CRT's non-blocking socket read and write operation paths. Determine where readTimeoutMs and writeTimeoutMs belong and how timeout handlers should close the connection and report timeout errors; done means both settings enforce the requested limits.

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