Make inter-packet delay configurable via --delay-ms#8
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The hardcoded 20ms pause between successive TRANSFER and RESEND packets
exists to avoid overrunning UDP receive buffers on real LANs, but on
loopback it dominates the runtime — the e2e test of a 2 MiB file took
~28s purely from 1400 × 20ms.
Expose it as --delay-ms (default 20ms preserves the LAN behaviour) and
pass --delay-ms 0 in tests/e2e.sh. Full e2e run drops from ~30s to ~4s.