power: bound every shutdown at ten minutes, not systemd's thirty (issue 1126)

On ace's reboot of 2026-10-28 every unit had stopped within 17 s, yet the bus and polkit were started again during the shutdown, nothing stopped them a second time, and the reboot waited on reboot.target's 30-minute job timeout, silent, until the operator forced it. node-power owns the shutdown on every machine, so its drop-ins on reboot, poweroff and halt shorten the bound; each target keeps its own forcing action, so the last phase still ends every process, unmounts and syncs. The cause, node-tools starting bundles again while it stops, is fixed in mesh-tools.
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+# Written by the mesh (module power, novox/hq ADR 0211; issue 1126). Replaced on every push.
+#
+# A shutdown is bounded at ten minutes, not systemd's thirty. A unit started again during the shutdown
+# (on ace, 2026-10-28, the bus and the authorization manager) is never stopped a second time, and the
+# shutdown then waits on this job's timeout with nothing on the console. The target keeps its own
+# forcing action: the last phase still ends every process, unmounts and syncs.
+[Unit]
+JobTimeoutSec=10min