test: poll the emulator to ensure it is ready before proceeding#747
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This pull request replaces static delays with a robust WaitUntilReady polling mechanism to verify that the Spanner emulator is fully started before returning. The reviewer feedback suggests removing an unused System.Net.Sockets import and avoiding modifying the global SPANNER_EMULATOR_HOST environment variable. Instead, specifying the host and port directly in the connection string is recommended to prevent potential race conditions during concurrent test execution.
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Poll the Emulator to ensure it is actually running before proceeding with the test or sample.