[BUG] Using client.createUserContext leads to setTimeout is not defined error on Akamai EdgeWorker

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Is there an existing issue for this?

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SDK Version

5.3.0

Current Behavior

const optimizelyUserContext = optimizelyClient.createUserContext(userId, udo);

leads to

ReferenceError setTimeout is not defined ReferenceError: setTimeout is not defined%0A at e.onReady (main.js:1:84427)%0A at new e (main.js:1:28336)%0A at e.createUserContext (main.js:1:84961)%0A at main.js:1:93456%0A at Generator.next ()%0A at main.js:1:461%0A at new Promise ()%0A at a (main.js:1:206)%0A at jr (main.js:1:92339)

Expected Behavior

Works same as before

Steps To Reproduce

1. In Akamai Edge Env
2. Run your starter kit https://github.com/optimizely/akamai-edgeworker-starter-kit with 5.3.0

SDK Type

Edge/Lite

Node Version

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Browsers impacted

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Severity

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Workaround/Solution

The cause of this behavior I think is: calling onReady

javascript-sdk/lib/optimizely_user_context/index.ts

Line 67 in 75418da

this.optimizely.onReady().then(({ success }) => {

because stack trace pointed to this

javascript-sdk/lib/optimizely/index.ts

Line 1407 in 75418da

const readyTimeout = setTimeout(onReadyTimeout, timeoutValue);

I can see that you pass shouldIdentifyUser as true to createUserContext all the time.
And another function shouldIdentifyUser as false createInternalUserContext, is private, so for the time being is it ok to use createInternalUserContext and to suppress typescript?

This approach works fine

    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment
    // @ts-expect-error
    const optimizelyUserContext = optimizelyClient.createInternalUserContext(userId, udo);

Recent Change

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