Wait 90 minutes for the tap, not 30 #8

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Cody Bryant merged 1 commit from fix/outlast-a-slow-publish into main

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Cody Bryant commented

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build-bottles.sh waits for publish.yml first tap pass; publish second pass then waits for the bottles built here. That handshake is correct. The BUDGET was not: 90 x 20s = 30 minutes, against a publish measured at 37m18s. The tap appeared 60 seconds after the loop gave up, and a release lost its bottles and the install matrix that waits on them.

Now 270 x 20s = 90 minutes. Widening is close to free: the loop breaks the moment the formula appears, so this is a FAILURE bound rather than a delay.

This applies to stable as much as to candidates - bottles.yml triggers on v*.. - and stable publish does more before the tap pass while a stable tag is permanent.

Both consumers gain a repo-local invariant failing under a 60-minute budget, mutation-tested against fewer iterations AND a shorter sleep.

`build-bottles.sh` waits for publish.yml first tap pass; publish second pass then waits for the bottles built here. That handshake is correct. The BUDGET was not: 90 x 20s = 30 minutes, against a publish measured at 37m18s. The tap appeared 60 seconds after the loop gave up, and a release lost its bottles and the install matrix that waits on them. Now 270 x 20s = 90 minutes. Widening is close to free: the loop breaks the moment the formula appears, so this is a FAILURE bound rather than a delay. This applies to stable as much as to candidates - bottles.yml triggers on v*.*.* - and stable publish does more before the tap pass while a stable tag is permanent. Both consumers gain a repo-local invariant failing under a 60-minute budget, mutation-tested against fewer iterations AND a shorter sleep.

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