Add override for worker mnemonic via execution requirements Sometimes the same (heavy) binary is used for different actions that may have different performance characteristics. Without a way to separate the pooling behavior from the reporting data, rule maintainers have to choose between fine-grained reporting on the different kinds of actions and resource usage due to unnecessary worker processes. RELNOTES: It is now possible to use different action mnemonics while still sharing the same pool of persistent workers. It requires setting a new property on the execution requirements (`worker-key-mnemonic`). The value overrides the action's mnemonic when it comes to reusing worker processes. PiperOrigin-RevId: 312490508
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