fix: use exponential retires on NAS#424
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When concurrently trying to access file cache on network attached storages for example Azure Files you can get a permission error if the file is locked by another request. applying the same handling we have for windows fixes this issue.
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When concurrently trying to access file cache on network attached storages (ex. Azure Files) you can get a permission error if the file is locked by another request. applying the same handling we have for windows fixes this issue.
fixes #113