ci: don't cache cause it doesn't work

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  • Streamlined CI configuration by simplifying the Wrangler installation step to improve reliability and consistency in build and deployment workflows.
  • Removed conditional caching logic to reduce pipeline complexity and potential cache-related issues.
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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Simplifies the GitHub Action for setting up Wrangler by removing the npm cache step and unconditionalizing installation. The workflow now always runs a single “Install Wrangler” step, with GITHUB_TOKEN usage unchanged.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
CI • Wrangler setup .github/actions/setup-wrangler/action.yaml	Removed npm cache step (actions/cache@v4) and related cache-hit conditional logic; replaced with a single unconditional Wrangler installation step; retained GITHUB_TOKEN env configuration.

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• ci: don't cache cause it doesn't work #3857 👈 (View in Graphite)
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Sure why not