test: avoid Windows long-path failures in isolated Next.js installs #87197
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What
Fix flakiness on Windows when tests create an isolated Next.js install under %TEMP%.
Long temp directory names can exceed Windows path limitations and cause Turbopack to fail resolving
next/package.json/ workspace root.How
Shorten the random suffix used for isolated temp dirs on Windows (keep existing behavior on non-Windows).
Why
This makes the new dev test(s) reliable on Windows for both Webpack and Turbopack.
Test Plan
test/development/pages-dir/http-methods/http-methods.test.ts