fix: align release Fast Lane task root

[Ayleovelle]

Summary

• align the release Fast Lane task root with the shorter CI root
• keep Python cache projections below the validated Windows path budget

Evidence

• reproduced release projection at 241 characters (>240)
• CI-aligned root projects to 235 characters
• focused deep-worktree regression: 1 passed
• Ruff format and Python compile passed

Root cause surfaced in release run 32883491345; no runtime retention logic is changed.

Summary by Sourcery

Align the release Fast Lane task root with the shorter CI path to prevent Windows path-length overflows.

Bug Fixes:

• Shorten the release Fast Lane task root to keep projected Python cache paths within the validated Windows path-length budget.

Tests:

• Validate the deep-worktree path regression and confirm formatting and Python compilation.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

The release workflow now uses the shorter CI-aligned Fast Lane task root, reducing projected deep-worktree paths from 241 to 235 characters while leaving cache setup and runtime retention behavior unchanged.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Shorten the release Fast Lane task-root path to match the CI root and stay within the validated Windows path-length budget.	Change the release task root directory name from the longer release-specific segment to the shorter task segment. Continue creating the temporary, Python cache, uv, and pip cache directories beneath the aligned root. Preserve the existing environment export and hosted task-local storage validation behavior.	.github/workflows/release.yml

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Sourcery assessment

Approved.

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