Clarify long resume upload guidance

Jobseekers using Try Now will now see clear, actionable guidance when an uploaded resume extracts to more text than the preview feature supports. That means fewer confusing post-upload errors, faster recovery (for example, by uploading a shorter or cleaner file), and predictable handling of oversized source uploads.

What changed

• The Try Now form shows clearer guidance when an uploaded resume extracts to more text than the 40,000-character preview limit supports.
• The strict 40,000-character preview limit remains in place; guidance tells jobseekers how to recover by uploading a shorter or cleaner resume file.
• Oversized Try Now source uploads are stored under a dedicated temporary error-state storage prefix and are not eligible for signup handoff.
• A 60-day lifecycle rule is applied to the temporary-resume-error-sources location so abandoned oversized uploads expire predictably.

You will see updated wording in the Try Now form and explicit oversized-resume guidance; before/after screenshots were captured for both the initial form and the oversized state.

Operational notes: there is no database migration or backfill required; an app deploy/restart is needed to publish the UI and routing changes. The temporary storage location for oversized uploads is now configured to expire objects after 60 days so storage for abandoned oversized files is cleaned up automatically.

If Try Now tells you your resume is too long, try trimming or cleaning the file (remove long cover sections, export a simpler PDF, or keep a focused CV) and then request the preview again. This release is a product-side, user-facing clarification to make preview attempts more transparent and easier to recover from.