judge: fix submission dispose too early & make submit_answer more efficient

[criyle]

• submit_answer used the file outside of the block, causing dispose invoked too early. This commit fixed by introduce a disposable stack outside of the block
• make it more effifient by unzip -p xx.zip name to extract single file only, tather than whole zip. If the file not exists, the unzip returns 11

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Enhanced asynchronous operation handling for improved cleanup and background task management. These improvements ensure that processes complete more reliably and efficiently, contributing to a more stable and responsive system experience for end-users.

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Walkthrough

This pull request modifies the judgeCase function in the Hydrojudge package by introducing an asynchronous cleanup mechanism. A cleanup object is created with a clean method that now calls Symbol.asyncDispose on the result returned from the runQueued operation. Additionally, the previous await using statement for the resource variable has been replaced with a const declaration. There are no changes to the exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/hydrojudge/.../submit_answer.ts	Introduced an async cleanup mechanism in judgeCase: replaced await using with a const declaration for the resource and updated cleanup.clean to call Symbol.asyncDispose on the resource after runQueued.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant JC as judgeCase
    participant R as runQueued Resource
    participant Cleanup as Cleanup Object

    JC->>R: Call runQueued()
    R-->>JC: Return resource
    JC->>Cleanup: Set cleanup.clean to call resource[Symbol.asyncDispose]()
    JC->>Cleanup: Invoke cleanup.clean() for cleanup

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Possibly related PRs

• Next: let sandbox client manages cache clean up & fix cache clean up for parallel compile tasks #955: Implements a similar cleanup mechanism after tasks execution by focusing on resource management post runQueued operations.

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Async cleanup now makes my logic just right.
No more tangled awaits in my burrow so neat,
With Symbol.asyncDispose, everything's complete!
Hopping happily in cleaner code delight! 🐇✨

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