light: correctly handle contexts (backport -> v0.34.x)#6685
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light: correctly handle contexts (backport -> v0.34.x)#6685
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This PR allows cancelling contexts or using deadlines to actually work. When state sync was using the light client there were occasions where getting the AppHash was taking longer than 10 seconds and so the deadline was getting exceeded but because the light client didn't handle this error properly, it would actually get stuck.