Build: all remaining forced-split parent candidates - #48
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Queues every unfinished forced-split parent family in one matrix run. All 48 families enter the queue immediately, with up to eight coherent unsplit Planetiler builds running in parallel.
sul,nordeste, andsouthern-zoneare excluded because their raw detail candidates already completed. Uploadable outputs remain inactive in the isolated replacement-candidate release; oversized outputs are classified for deterministic exclusive owner partitioning. No production routing, Render, Neon, or active tiles are changed.