fix: limit molecule test runs to one at a time
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to prevent hitting resource limits in our AWS environments, restrict the number of simultaneous runs of `molecule test` to a single occurrence across all open PRs. this is primarily a safeguard for our auto-update actions that may occasionally open several PRs at the same time, with an absolute worst case scenario of creating several hundred EC2 instances at once.
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to prevent hitting resource limits in our AWS environments, restrict the number of simultaneous runs of
molecule testto a single occurrence across all open PRs. this is primarily a safeguard for our auto-update actions that may occasionally open several PRs at the same time, with an absolute worst case scenario of creating several hundred EC2 instances at once.