fix(ci): size the shared npm metadata wait for a full release

[kwakayama]

Release 0.1.1261 failed in "Publish tested stable npm artifact" (run 35669528878):

Shared npm metadata wait of 1800s is spent; checking @veryfront/ext-observability-sentry@0.1.1261 once more.
Published @veryfront/ext-observability-sentry@0.1.1261 gitHead is , expected 2c528e5ed…

#4551 added a shared gitHead wait budget of 30 minutes for the whole release. Normal registry propagation takes 1–3 minutes per package (6–19 polls of 10s each), so the budget ran out on the 21st of ~30 packages. The package had landed with the correct gitHead moments later.

This PR:

• Raises the default shared budget to 3 hours. That covers ~30 packages at the slowest pace we observed and stays under GitHub's 6-hour default job limit. The per-package limit is unchanged at 180 polls (30 minutes).
• Adds a test that pins the default against a full release at that pace. The test fails on the old 1,800s default.

Stable publishes are fail-closed, so 0.1.1261 cannot be resumed. The next stable release is 0.1.1262 (veryfront/veryfront-issue-inbox#1652).

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Increased the default wait time for npm release metadata to reduce failures during registry delays.
  • Clarified release timing limits and polling behavior.

• Tests

  • Added coverage confirming the metadata wait budget supports releases of approximately 30 packages while remaining within the job’s time constraints.

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The npm publish script increases the default shared gitHead metadata wait budget from 30 minutes to 3 hours. A test verifies that the default covers the expected package and poll count while remaining below 4 hours.

Changes

NPM metadata wait budget

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update and validate wait budget scripts/ci/publish-npm-packages.sh, scripts/ci/publish-npm-packages.test.ts	The script sets NPM_GIT_HEAD_WAIT_TOTAL_SECONDS to 10,800 seconds and updates the related comments. The test checks the default budget against the expected 30-package polling workload and a four-hour upper bound.

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The production budget is correct, but the test should enforce the documented three-hour default before merging.

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Code Review — Score: 85/100 (Good, minor suggestions)

Small, well-scoped CI fix tied to a concrete production incident (0.1.1261), with a regression test and clear reasoning in both the code comments and commit message.

Strengths

• Root cause is correctly diagnosed: the old shared budget (1800s) was numerically identical to the per-package cap, so it could only ever cover ~1 package's worth of full waiting, not a ~30-package release — that's why 0.1.1261 ran out on package 21/30 despite a good publish landing moments later.
• New default (3h) is derived from observed data (up to 19 polls/package at 10s delay × ~30 packages ≈ 5700s) with headroom, and stays safely under GitHub's 6h job default.
• Added test pins the default against the real-world pace that caused the incident and would fail on the old 1800s value — good regression coverage tied to an actual failure rather than an arbitrary number.
• Diff is minimal and touches only the constant plus its comment/test — no unrelated refactoring, no behavioral changes to the per-package cap or conflict-recovery logic.
• Commit message and PR description are clear about the incident, its cause, and why 0.1.1261 itself can't be recovered (fail-closed stable publish).

Minor concerns / suggestions (non-blocking)

• The 19 polls/package and 30 packages figures are duplicated as magic numbers between the PR description, the shell comment, and the test — if the extension package count grows meaningfully past ~56 (10800s ÷ 190s), this test will start failing for an unrelated reason (more packages) rather than a real regression. Consider deriving releasePackageCount from the workspace (e.g. counting npm/extensions/*) instead of hardcoding 30, so the test stays meaningful as the package set grows.
• Worth a one-line callout (PR description or comment) that this trades faster failure signal for robustness: a genuinely broken publish will now block up to 3h before failing instead of 30m. Given this path is fail-closed for stable releases anyway, that seems like the right tradeoff, but it's worth being explicit about for whoever's on call next time.

Nothing here blocks merging — the fix directly addresses the incident, is tested, and is low-risk.

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Inline comments:
In `@scripts/ci/publish-npm-packages.test.ts`:
- Around line 622-628: Update the totalSeconds assertion in the publish timing
test to require exactly three hours (3 * 60 * 60), replacing the broad
upper-bound check while preserving the existing lower-bound assertion.

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