feat: 10GB worker + DLQ depth alarm#68
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- worker_lambda_memory: 3008 -> 10240. Lambda allocates vCPU proportional to RAM; ~3x more vCPU should let large packages finish inside the 15-min cap. Per-package cost stays roughly flat. - New CloudWatch alarm on the DLQ. Anything in the DLQ means a worker invocation failed twice (unhandled exception or 15-min timeout). - Tiny notifier Lambda (stdlib only, ~25 LOC) subscribed to a new SNS topic. Forwards alarm events as a Discord embed to the same WH_URL webhook the worker uses for package-processed notifications, so DLQ alerts land in the same channel.
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Two changes for handling large packages, plus alerts straight to Discord.
WH_URLwebhook the worker uses for package-processed notifications, so DLQ alerts land in the same channel. No email, no AWS Chatbot.