Fix Zenodo caching for GitHub workflow

[kennedy-mindermann]

Summary

The mismatch in folders/files was causing the Zenodo cache restore to fail. This fixes that.

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• Charge code provided for review
• Included comparison reports for appropriate test cases
• Documentation updated if necessary
• If input data added/modified:
  • Dollar year recorded and converted to 2004$ for GAMS
  • Timeseries are in Central Time
  • Units are specified
  • Preprocessing steps have been documented and committed to ReEDS_Input_Processing
  • New large data files handled with .h5 instead of .csv
  • If spatially resolved inputs are modified, the following visualizations for each file are included in the PR description (time-averaged if the inputs are time-resolved):
    • Map of absolute values before
    • Map of absolute values after
    • Map of differences: (after - before) or (after / before)
  • If entries are added/removed/changed in the EIA-NEMS unit database:
    • Changes have been committed to ReEDS_Input_Processing
    • hourlize/resource.py was rerun to regenerate the existing/prescribed VRE capacity data
• Code formatting standardized
• Reusable functions used where possible instead of copy/pasted code

General information to guide review

• Zero impact on results of default case
• No large data file(s) added/modified
• No substantive impact on runtime for full-US reference case
• No substantive impact on folder size for full-US reference case
• No change to process flow (runbatch.py, d_solve_iterate.py)
• No change to code organization
• No change to package requirements (environment.yml or Project.toml)

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[patrickbrown4]

Nice, thanks for the catch!