lib: fix recursive watch on Linux #51049
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there seem te be related test failures:
https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-commit-osx-arm/14863/
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Fixes: #48437
Any changes that happen before the
watchis set up are lost because thetraversecall is asynchronous. I get the tests to pass changing thetraversecall bythis.#watchFileto watch the folder before any changes and then callingthis.#watchFolderto traverse the folder's content and watch it.Also noticed the timeout calls in the tests. I removed them because I think they're highlighting the issue.