test: de-flake the concurrency/blob-store specs

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Why

release-nestjs.yml deliberately skips the @openbucket/nestjs unit suite because it was "known-flaky (race, not parallelism)". That is a 1.0 blocker: the release we tag 1.0 should pass its own full suite. This PR finds, diagnoses, and fixes the flakiness at the root so the suite is deterministic and the release gate can stop skipping it.

The flakiness only reproduces under full-suite CPU saturation (many Jest workers). Looping the whole suite before this PR failed ~2/12 runs; after, 60/60 full-suite runs are green (two rounds of 30).

Root causes & fixes (all test-only — no production code changed)

1. s3/concurrency.spec.ts — two invariants were quarantined (it.skip) but their prerequisite fix has since landed

The two same-target concurrency cases were skipped in Jun 2026 (commit a8f185b) because the write path could tear under a same-key/same-part race. The hardening they explicitly waited for — per-(bucket,key) write serialization (ObjectWriterService.withKeyLock, F6) — landed afterwards in c87ef90 (Jul 2026), but the tests were never re-enabled.

• concurrent same-key PUT: withKeyLock now serializes writers of the same (bucket,key) through a keyed async mutex, so the loser's rollback can no longer unlink the winner's committed blob. Row, blob bytes, and ETag agree on one winner.
• same-partNumber concurrent UploadPart: each writer stages to a randomUUID-suffixed tmp file (no O_EXCL collision) and rename(2)s onto the shared <n>.part; on POSIX (Linux CI, macOS dev) that is atomic last-wins, so the final part is one whole writer's payload.

Fix: un-skip both cases and refresh the stale quarantine comment. They now pass 30/30 in isolation and in the full suite.

2. common/middleware/request-id.middleware.spec.ts — "socket hang up" under load

This was the only supertest spec that built its Express app in beforeEach and called request(app) per test, which makes supertest stand up and tear down a brand-new ephemeral server for every request (4× per run). Under full-suite CPU saturation that rapid listen/connect/close churn intermittently surfaced as a client-side socket hang up — the failing case varied run to run (case 1, case 4…), the tell-tale of a transport-level flake rather than a logic bug.

Fix: adopt the pattern every other supertest spec in the lib already uses — build the app and one persistent listening server once in beforeAll, reuse request(server), close it in afterAll. The middleware is stateless, so each request still mints a fresh id; every assertion is unchanged.

3. admin/backup/scheduled-backup.service.spec.ts — ENOTEMPTY during cleanup

The "run-now joins an in-flight cycle" test fires runNowOrJoin() (a fire-and-forget async snapshot cycle) and then waited a fixed wall-clock setTimeout(50ms) before asserting. Under load the cycle outlived the sleep and was still writing files into the per-test temp dir when afterEach's fs.rm(dir, { recursive }) ran — the rmdir then hit a dir that a concurrent write had just repopulated → ENOTEMPTY: directory not empty.

Fix: replace the sleep with a deterministic join — await svc.runSnapshotCycle('manual') returns the same live inFlight promise (never starts a second cycle), so we wait for the fire-and-forget cycle to fully finish writing before cleanup. No timing assumption; the writeSnapshot-called-once assertion is unchanged.

Evidence — 25×+ green

Round 1 (concurrency un-skip + request-id fix):   PASS=29 FAIL=1/30
  → the 1 failure was scheduled-backup ENOTEMPTY (a third, distinct flake), fixed in this PR
Round 2 (all three fixes):                        PASS=30 FAIL=0/30
s3/concurrency.spec.ts, isolated:                 30/30 green

npx nx lint nestjs → 0 errors. npx nx test nestjs → all suites pass (2 previously-skipped concurrency cases now run).

Follow-up

With the suite now deterministic, release-nestjs.yml can drop the "publish gate deliberately does NOT re-run the unit suite" carve-out and gate the release on the full nx test nestjs. Intentionally left out of this PR to keep it test-only and reviewable.

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