ci(smoke): 30-minute smoke budget (v5 lost 13 green-path jobs to the 15-min wall) - #1291
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v4's PASSING smoke legs already ran 12-14 minutes against the 15-min timeout; v5 lost 13 green-path jobs to that wall (GitHub reports job timeouts as 'cancelled', zero real failures). The unified smoke legitimately runs more than the pre-unification one — artifact mode, real download/update phases, a Phase 15 that actually executes. Budget doctrine (see _soak.yml, violated twice there historically): the timeout sits above the worst case with headroom. Signed-off-by: Martin Vogel <martin.vogel.tech@gmail.com>
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v4's passing smokes ran 12-14 min; the unified smoke runs legitimately more than the pre-unification one. v5: 58 success, 0 failures, 13 job-timeouts reported as cancelled. Same budget-doctrine class _soak.yml documents twice.