Added a fix for an issue where certain binaries will timeout due to rpyc or DragodisError timeouts.

[agski331]

IDARemoteDisassembler times out when attempting to utilize dragodis on certain files.

IDARemoteDisassembler will timeout if it is used on a file with a larger than normal file loading time or autoanalysis time.
Example 5cc56bb9c934adde84e9e8725199c267d7313f25f83f97b60d0515d57887fe79 (Grandoreiro, although almost any delphi file will probably cause the issue).
This is because the ida_server.py is executed using IDA's -S parameter, which is handled after file loading and autoanalysis are complete. So if a file takes longer to autoanalyze / load than dragodis takes to run win_connect(), dragodis will not be able to connect to the IDA instance.

The following should fix the issue:

• in IDARemoteDisassembler, up the retries in both win_connect() and unix_connect() to 20. This helps handle files with a large amount of sections where file loading may take more time than 10 retries.
• In IDARemoteDisassembler.init(), set self._rpyc_config['sync_request_timeout'] = None. If this isnt done, the timeout will be an rpyc timeout on the idc.auto_wait() call instead of a dragodiserror timeout.
• In IDARemoteDisassembler.init() Add a parameter called should_autoanalyze, which will instruct dragodis not to begin autoanalysis if set to False. This is useful for running scripts on files with long autoanalysis times where autoanalysis is not a requirement.
• In IDARemoteDisassembler.start(), remove the line "self._idc.auto_wait()". Replace it with something like the following
  if self.__should_autoanalyze: logger.debug('Running autoanalysis.') self._idc.set_flag(self._idc.INF_GENFLAGS, self._idc.INFFL_AUTO, 1) self._idc.auto_wait() #For autoanalysis timeouts, hex rays likely needs to be contacted. else: logger.debug('Skipping autoanalysis.')
  This code enables autoanalysis and then runs idc.auto_wait() to await autoanalysis results.
• In IDARemoteDisassembler.start(), add the parameter "-a" to the command arguments list. This parameter disables auto analysis by default.
• By disabling auto analysis on IDA process start, IDA will only have to load the file before executing the ida_server.py. This allows the bridge to be properly initialized within the amount of retries that win_connect() allows. Then, once the bridge is initialized, autoanalysis can be restarted using the line "self._idc.set_flag(self._idc.INF_GENFLAGS, self._idc.INFFL_AUTO, 1)". idc.auto_wait() can then be called as normal to wait for autoanalysis to complete.
  of note: I did try adding a timeout to the autoanalysis feature, but there were issues with the ida_auto.auto_is_ok() function where it would constantly return that autoanalysis isnt running even when it is running.