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Does this need some check after running the actions to make sure it actually downloaded the right bundles. Currently it could download the full thing each time and still pass.
You should be able to look inside the toolcache directory and see what it has downloaded. You'll find it under
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The idea was not to require this, although I can see how it would be good to test this in a non-failing way.
I did not want to make the bundle-release process more complex, so these tests should pass with only the main bundle (fallback behavior). I see how outputting a message that we used the smaller bundler would be useful for validation.