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Use persistent dependency caches in place - #4
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Dependency caches now use the mounted persistent directory in place. The post step only flushes writes; it no longer copies, compresses or unmounts the cache. VM paths use a bind mount, and sandbox paths link to the mounted directory. The action rejects workspace, ancestor and
.gittargets so source stays on local disk.Cache keys are shared writable directories across jobs in the repository, including branches and failed jobs. The README and canary reflect this behavior. This release accompanies the runner's direct Volumes v2 rollout.
Validation: seven action tests passed; fresh-VM tests verified persistence between jobs. The companion benchmark found faster mounting/flushing but slower first reads, so this change makes no overall CI speed claim.