Cache downloaded source archives#2856
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Source and package builds fetch pinned tarballs into deps-download. A transient archive failure can break an otherwise valid build. Cache deps-download with a key based on the dependency inputs. Later runs can reuse the archives before Make falls back to the network.
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Source and package builds fetch pinned tarballs into deps-download before unpacking bundled dependencies. When GitHub archive downloads return transient errors, the build can fail even though the inputs are unchanged.
This adds a content-keyed deps-download cache to the source-build and Debian package-build jobs. Successful runs can restore those archives before Make falls back to downloading them.