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Speed up cleaning up disk space by launching the process in the background.
We wait for it to finish before running the build.
The con of this PR is that it adds extra complexity. However, cleaning up disk space on windows can take a lot of time (in the latest auto build I saw one job taking 8 minutes for example).
Context
The disk space cleanup was introduced in #144305
Test
I tested that the waiting mechanism works in https://github.com/marcoieni/actions-test/actions/runs/16935555049/job/47991148801:

Overall speed
I compared the duration of the jobs of the try build with the latest auto build and I noticed a speed up in most of the jobs. Some jobs are slower but that's probably because of unrelated CI reasons.