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Stefan Agner 1657769044 Fix parent job sync when parent reaches 100% progress (#6282)
* Fix parent job sync when parent reaches 100% progress

When a child job completes and syncs its progress to a parent job,
it can set the parent to 100% progress. However, there are situations
where a second child job for the same parent job is created after the
parent has already reached 100%. This caused a ValueError when creating
a ParentJobSync for subsequent child jobs, as the validator required
starting_progress < 100.0.

This issue was introduced in #6207 (shipped in 2025.10.0) but only
became visible in 2025.10.1 with #6195, which started using progress
syncs. The bug manifests during Core update rollbacks when a second
docker_interface_install job is created after the parent already
reached 100% from the first install.

Fix by skipping parent job sync setup when the parent is already done
or at 100% progress, as there's no value in syncing progress to a
completed parent.

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