ci: add timeout-minutes to desktop-ci jobs

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Runs inspected

Recent desktop-ci.yml runs on devsy-org/devsy (via gh run list):

• build-desktop (ubuntu/macos matrix): ~10-12 min
• build-flatpak: ~7 min
• lint-and-test: ~1 min

None of these jobs had a timeout-minutes set, so each inherited GitHub Actions 6-hour default.

Problem found

The desktop-ci.yml jobs (lint-and-test, build-desktop, build-flatpak) had no timeout-minutes, leaving them exposed to the 6-hour default. A hung job (a Playwright browser stall, an electron-builder freeze, or a flatpak build stall) would burn the full 6h of CI minutes before being killed.

Minimal change

Added timeout-minutes to the three jobs in .github/workflows/desktop-ci.yml:

• lint-and-test: 15
• build-desktop: 45
• build-flatpak: 30

Values are based on observed run durations with headroom and match the existing convention in pr-ci.yml (timeout-minutes: 45). Single file, 3 added lines, no behavioral change beyond the timeout guard.

Validation performed

• YAML parse: python3 -c "import yaml; yaml.safe_load(...)" -> YAML OK
• act: act --list -W .github/workflows/desktop-ci.yml -> enumerated all 4 jobs (changes, lint-and-test, build-desktop, build-flatpak) successfully
• task cli:format: clean
• task cli:lint:ci: 0 issues (new-from-patch scoped to this diff)
• task cli:test: passes; only pre-existing pkg/git (TestRepoClone*) failure remains, which is unrelated to this YAML-only change (known stale assertion on origin/main)

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