example/ts/informer: avoid staleness by adding a timeout

[haraldschilly]

Based on my experience with #596, such a timeout seems to help. Seems like a good idea to add it to the example in the documentation.

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[haraldschilly]

well, in another situation this didn't work. I'm closing this.