chore(ci): await-tests budget 90 → 120 min (v0.5.883)

v0.5.882 hit the 90-min wall while waiting for Tests. Tests itself
ran ~30 min once started, but the macOS-14 runner was queued for
an hour. Release Packages starts at tag-time (same as Tests), so
the budget runs out before Tests gets dequeued + executes.

Bumping to 120 absorbs typical busy-hour queue + Tests wall-time
without exceeding GitHub's 6h workflow cap. Both bash deadline AND
job-level timeout-minutes bumped in lockstep per the comment now
documented inline.

Author: proggeramlug

.github/workflows/release-packages.yml

@@ -27,11 +27,15 @@ jobs:
   # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   await-tests:
     runs-on: ubuntu-latest
-    # Job-level timeout must match the bash `deadline=$(( SECONDS + 90 * 60 ))`
-    # below. v0.5.876 bumped the bash deadline to 90 but missed this — the
-    # job got cancelled at the 60-min wall on v0.5.878 even though macOS
-    # doc-tests succeeded 2 minutes later. Both must move together.
-    timeout-minutes: 90
+    # Job-level timeout must match the bash `deadline=$(( SECONDS + N * 60 ))`
+    # below. Both must move together.
+    # - v0.5.876: 60 → 90 (Tests had grown past 60 min wall)
+    # - v0.5.883: 90 → 120 (macOS-14 runners queue 30-60+ min during
+    #   busy hours; Tests itself takes ~30 min, but Release Packages
+    #   starts at the same time as Tests and runs out of budget before
+    #   Tests gets dequeued + executes. 120 absorbs typical runner
+    #   queue + Tests wall-time).
+    timeout-minutes: 120
     steps:
       - name: Wait for Tests + Simulator Tests (iOS) to pass
         env:
@@ -58,13 +62,14 @@ jobs:
           # of burning the 45-min budget.
           for wf_file in "test.yml" "simctl-tests.yml"; do
             echo "::group::Waiting for $wf_file"
-            # 90-min budget per workflow. v0.5.875 timed out at the 60-min
-            # wall while Tests was still in its macOS doc-tests leg — Tests
-            # wall-time has grown past 60 min as the doc-tests suite + cargo
-            # rebuild costs add up. 90 still well under GitHub's 6h cap, and
-            # ~20 min headroom over typical Tests finish absorbs cold-cache
-            # variance.
-            deadline=$(( SECONDS + 90 * 60 ))
+            # 120-min budget per workflow.
+            # - v0.5.876: 60 → 90 (Tests wall-time grew past 60).
+            # - v0.5.883: 90 → 120. v0.5.882 hit 90-min wall because
+            #   macOS-14 runner queue delayed doc-tests start by an
+            #   hour. Tests itself runs ~30 min, but Release Packages
+            #   starts at tag-time and runs out of budget waiting for
+            #   queue + execution. 120 absorbs typical busy-hour queue.
+            deadline=$(( SECONDS + 120 * 60 ))
             retry_on_error=1
             while :; do
               set +e