Fix racy write of temporary files while staging virtual inputs for the sandbox. When staging virtual inputs without delayed materialization, `SandboxHelpers` performs atomic writes by first staging virtual inputs into a temporary file and later moving it to the target destination. This is achieved by performing the initial writes into a file with a uniquifying suffix. This suffix happens to currently always be hardcoded to `.sandbox`, which means that staging the same virtual inputs for 2 actions may race on that. Fix the race condition by providing a truly unique suffix for the temporary file. PiperOrigin-RevId: 351613739
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