fix: Add project name to command locking

[carmennavarreteh]

what

• Added projectName parameter to the working directory locking mechanism to create more granular locks per project within a pull request
• Updated the TryLock method signature to include projectName as a required parameter across all command runners (plan, apply, import, pre/post workflow hooks)
• Modified the lock key generation to include project name in the format: repo/pull/workspace/path/projectName
• Updated all tests to include project name in lock assertions and expectations

why

• Prevents lock conflicts between projects: Without project name in the lock key, two different projects in the same workspace and path would conflict with each other, blocking parallel operations
• Enables parallel project execution: By including project name in the lock, multiple projects can run simultaneously in the same workspace as long as they have different project names
• More accurate lock representation: The lock now accurately represents what is being locked (a specific project configuration) rather than just a workspace/path combination

tests

• I have updated all existing tests to include the projectName parameter in TryLock calls
• I have added new test TestTryLockDifferentProjectNames to verify that different project names can lock independently
• I have added new test TestUnlockDifferentProjectNames to verify unlocking works correctly for different project names
• I test the version 0.36.0 against this new change and it is working

references

• Unexpected change in locking behaviour #5722
• docs: Add comprehensive locking mechanisms guide #5923
• fix: parallel plan and apply also in a single workspace (rebased) #5264 (comment)
• https://cloud-native.slack.com/archives/C06DMCR0NFQ/p1753802036499069
• Issue was introduced in this pull request fix: parallel plan and apply also in a single workspace (rebased) #5264 by this e0dc2eb#diff-c52b23f3ef2e3f4c32e5d804237ff0ad0d50f06a6e2b33c2f8655133de4b7437

[jamengual]

thanks @carmennavarreteh for the contribution