Investigate and fix process seats aero fetch timeout#46
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Optimize Seats.aero workflow to prevent timeouts by reducing payload size and CPU-intensive JSON validation.
The workflow's 'fetch' step was timing out due to heavy Zod schema validation and JSON parsing on large API responses, even though the upstream API call itself was fast. This change introduces a 'light' validation mode, reduces the page size, and requests minified trips to significantly cut down on processing overhead.