Data sources without explicitly specified dataSource or dataSourceClass overwrite each others connectionTimeouts

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a HikariDataSource A with HikariConfiguration containing a jdbcUrl and a driverClassName (but neither dataSourceClassName, dataSourceJndiName nor dataSource) and a connectionTimeout of 10s.
2. Create a HikariDataSource B with a different jdbcUrl and a timeout of 20s.

Actual result: Both data sources use a connection timeout of 20s (the last one wins) because Hikari uses the static method java.sql.DriverManager#setLoginTimeout

Expected result: Both data sources use their own individual connection timeouts.

This probably means having to use some vendor specific properties, but I think it is preferable to the current behavior. Even ignoring the connectionTimeout when no data source is set explicitly would be better than data sources overwriting each others timeouts.