powercycle* tasks set timeout_secs in wrong location of task definition

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      While exec_timeout_secs is defined as a top-level field of the task's definition, timeout_secs is defined as a field on an individual function invocation or command. Evergreen doesn't report any errors or warnings for specifying the field in the wrong location, but it ultimately has no effect on the idle timeout used by the agent. This can be verified by the "agent logs" for one of the powercycle tasks.

      [2018/04/10 16:32:32.976] Current command set to ''shell.exec' in "run powercycle test"' (system)
[2018/04/10 16:32:32.976] Set command timeout for ''shell.exec' in "run powercycle test"' (system) to 2h0m0s
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[2018/04/10 16:32:33.562] Current command set to ''shell.exec' in "run powercycle test"' (test)
[2018/04/10 16:32:33.562] Set command timeout for ''shell.exec' in "run powercycle test"' (test) to 2h0m0s

      https://evergreen.mongodb.com/task/mongodb_mongo_master_ubuntu1404_powercycle_84762192d91d5f892fe88f2b060a3f2030ab237c_18_04_10_14_44_04

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            Max Hirschhorn
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            Max Hirschhorn
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