tools-cleanup-images: keep 3 months for the largest projects#145
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prune-archive.py -k is a retention in days, not a file count. All projects keep a 200-day baseline as before. Allwinner, Amlogic and Rockchip build many device images and use the most disk space. The 90-day pass loops over the three projects on the host with a directory-existence guard, so a project absent on a branch is skipped rather than failing the run. Applied to both 12.2 and 13.0. Also bump the release-scripts submodule to ca49832, which removes the companion .sha256 when an .img.gz is purged.
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prune-archive.py -k is a retention in days, not a file count. All
projects keep a 200-day baseline as before. Allwinner, Amlogic and
Rockchip build many device images and use the most disk space.
The 90-day pass loops over the three projects on the host with a
directory-existence guard, so a project absent on a branch is skipped
rather than failing the run. Applied to both 12.2 and 13.0.
Also bump the release-scripts submodule to ca49832, which removes the
companion .sha256 when an .img.gz is purged.