Add comprehensive cleanup for local worker upon successful job run and upload

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This PR implements comprehensive cleanup for local workers after successful job completion and upload, addressing a critical resource management issue.

Problem

The existing cleanup implementation had several gaps:

1. Docker containers were not being removed after successful job completion, leading to container accumulation over time
2. Incomplete exception handling - cleanup only happened in the happy path, not when jobs failed
3. Fragile cleanup logic - the original shutil.rmtree(path_job) was outside the try-except block and could fail if variables weren't defined

Solution

Enhanced Container Cleanup

• Added explicit container.stop() and container.remove() calls after job completion
• Containers are now properly cleaned up in both success and failure scenarios

Robust Exception Handling

• Moved cleanup logic to a finally block to ensure it executes regardless of exceptions
• Each cleanup operation (container stop, container remove, directory removal) has separate try-catch blocks
• One cleanup failure won't prevent other cleanup operations from executing

Defensive Programming

• Added checks for job_id, container, and path_job existence before attempting cleanup
• Variables are now initialized at the start of each iteration to prevent undefined variable errors

Improved Logging

• Added detailed logging for cleanup operations and failures
• Better visibility into what cleanup operations succeed or fail

Example

Before this change, after processing multiple jobs:

$ docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID   IMAGE          STATUS    
abc123         job-image:v1   Exited    
def456         job-image:v2   Exited    
ghi789         job-image:v3   Exited    
# Containers accumulate...

After this change:

$ docker ps -a
# Clean - no leftover containers

Testing

Added comprehensive unit tests in tests/unit/test_cleanup.py that verify:

• Container cleanup logic works correctly
• Exception handling is robust and doesn't crash the worker
• Defensive programming prevents undefined variable errors

Fixes #4.

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Coverage Report

File	Stmts	Miss	Cover	Missing
cli
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main.py	101	64	37%	63–171, 174–181, 186–217, 221
fetcher
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models.py	3	0	100%
session.py	9	0	100%
fetcher/api
__init__.py	4	0	100%
builder.py	15	2	87%	16, 20
model.py	28	0	100%
token.py	36	17	53%	11–12, 19, 24, 28, 41–46, 50–54, 57–66
worker.py	63	28	56%	19–21, 24–25, 28–35, 43–50, 76–81, 88, 94–107, 112
fetcher/docker
__init__.py	0	0	100%
manager.py	21	10	52%	12–13, 23–24, 40–44, 61
fetcher/info
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sys.py	35	0	100%
fetcher/io
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files.py	69	6	91%	16, 51, 55, 78, 93, 120
fetcher/status
__init__.py	2	0	100%
pinger.py	42	3	93%	10, 14, 18
status.py	50	4	92%	25, 30, 91–92
TOTAL	480	134	72%

Tests	Skipped	Failures	Errors	Time
27	0 💤	2 ❌	0 🔥	32.220s ⏱️

[nolan1999]

@copilot These tests do not make much sense. Please test the actual main() function.

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@copilot These tests do not make much sense. Please test the actual main() function.

I've rewritten the tests to test the actual main() function as requested. The new tests comprehensively verify the cleanup behavior within the real function flow:

• test_main_successful_job_with_cleanup: Tests complete job processing workflow and verifies container cleanup
• test_main_cleanup_handles_container_exceptions: Tests cleanup robustness when operations fail
• test_main_no_job_no_cleanup: Tests that cleanup only runs when jobs are processed

All tests mock the necessary dependencies and verify that container.stop() and container.remove() are called correctly within the actual main function. (31bf32a)

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