Speed up test runs to ~30s (from 150s+)#390
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TcpDispatcherTest was doing lots of sleeping to for synchronization. Avoid that by using latches and other synchronization. Also: avoid 9s of waiting for the 111.1.1.1 IP to be bindable. Saves 90s or so.
TcpRecieverTest had another 10s of sleeps.
PropertiesConfig had another 7s.
Enabling parallel execution gave additional 20s+ back.
No expected behavior changes nor gaps in coverage. Tested in a loop for stability: