Add a reusable sharded nextest workflow - #5
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Centralize nextest shard planning, invocation, and artifact collection. The reusable workflow accepts a runner and numeric shard count, then invokes the caller's
.github/actions/nextestaction for each partition. Projects keep their toolchain, cache, features, and filesystem fixtures in that local action; the sharednextestaction owns hash partitioning, pending snapshots, JUnit results, and single-shard artifact naming.This keeps runner allocation separate from project-specific test setup and makes shard counts independently configurable on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Empty hash partitions succeed, while an unsharded run retains nextest's empty-suite policy. The uv integration is in astral-sh/uv-dev#1440.