feat(cache): reduce worst-case registry sync latency#9551
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Remove the recently_synced? guard that created a 6-hour blind window after each package sync, preventing detection of rapidly successive releases. Increase sync frequency from hourly to every 10 minutes with a batch size of 1000 (up from 350). Move ReleaseWorker to a dedicated registry_release queue (concurrency 5) so release artifact downloads no longer block the sync worker.
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recently_synced?guard that created a 6-hour blind window after each package sync — a second release pushed shortly after a sync would be invisible for 6 hoursReleaseWorkerto a dedicatedregistry_releasequeue with concurrency 5 so artifact downloads don't block syncREGISTRY_SYNC_MIN_INTERVAL_SECONDSenv var (no longer used)