[build] Surface Bazel cache failures with diagnostics and graceful fallback - #17541
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Summary
continue-on-error: trueandid: setup-bazel-cachedto the "Setup Bazel with caching" step so a cache failure no longer silently kills the job::warning::annotation with a disk space snapshot (both workspace and C: on Windows) so the cause is visible in the job summaryMotivation
setup-bazel@0.19.0has been failing silently on Windows with no output — the step just shows as failed with no error message or context. This makes it impossible to diagnose whether the cause is disk pressure, a GitHub Actions cache service blip, or something else. With this change, cache failures surface a warning with disk space info and the job continues rather than dying before Bazel even runs.