Investigate worker-deployment-related poll failure ergonomics

Describe the solution you'd like

Today, as happened and is still happening in #691 despite it being closed, when a user hits a worker deployment limit, it fails poll calls which are just implicitly retried forever. Unfortunately, the ergonomics of worker deployments are such that they are implicitly created upon use, but require explicit deletion so the devex of knowing that once you get to your 101st deployment (100 is the current limit) things just stop working is bad.

Two things:

1. See if there is any behavior improvement beyond the poll-failure warning (assuming that's occurring) to let users know they have hit deployment limit. But may be determined warning is all we can do because we don't want to consider this a fatal worker issue.
2. Start deleting ephemeral worker deployments in cloud tests

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Start by reviewing the poll-failure warning behavior and the cloud tests related to ephemeral worker deployments, then check the context from issue #691. Determine whether the deployment-limit condition can be communicated without making the worker issue fatal, and ensure cloud tests clean up ephemeral deployments; record any required per-SDK follow-up tickets.