feat(healthcheck): add two-tier disk prune with critical threshold

The healthcheck previously used a single 75% threshold with an
until=1h filter. On busy runners with constant CI jobs, nothing
is older than 1h, so the prune barely frees anything — disk stays
at ~76% and the CI disk gate (80%) skips all molecule tests.

Two-tier approach:
- 75-79%: gentle prune (until=1h) — same as before
- 80%+:   full prune (no until filter) — removes ALL stopped
          containers and unused images regardless of age, plus
          builder cache and networks

This ensures that when disk pressure is critical, the healthcheck
actually reclaims space instead of skipping everything that's
recently created.

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ansible/roles/gitea_runner/defaults/main.yml

@@ -41,13 +41,11 @@ gitea_runner_service_restart_sec: "5"
 # jobs in the window between healthcheck runs.
 gitea_runner_healthcheck_interval: "2min"
 gitea_runner_healthcheck_boot_delay: "2min"
-gitea_runner_healthcheck_disk_threshold: 70
+gitea_runner_healthcheck_disk_threshold: 75
 # When disk reaches this level, prune EVERYTHING (no until-filter) — the
 # runner is dangerously full and the gentle until=1h prune isn't enough.
 # This removes all stopped containers and unused images regardless of age.
-# At 75%+, molecule containers fail with "container is not running" because
-# overlay2 runs out of space under parallel DinD load.
-gitea_runner_healthcheck_disk_critical: 75
+gitea_runner_healthcheck_disk_critical: 80
 gitea_runner_healthcheck_script_path: "{{ gitea_runner_config_dir }}/healthcheck.sh"
 
 # Auto-recovery: when the healthcheck detects an unregistered runner, it