Set verbosity on cancel requests when --worker_verbose is set. When --worker_verbose is enabled, regular work requests have their verbosity set to 10. Previously, cancellation requests did not set verbosity, making it difficult to enable verbose logging for debugging worker cancel requests. This change sets the verbosity level to 10 on cancellation work requests whenever --worker_verbose is enabled, resolving Bazel issue #25803. PiperOrigin-RevId: 971830073 Change-Id: Ib9e8c903c6efe4191ee094a56d35bc5d3fd9fd59
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