fix: revert the cause of workforce reset runtime error bug

[a7m-1st]

Description

Causes:

2025-11-26 23:44:42,775 - camel.societies.workforce.utils - WARNING - The workforce is running. Cannot perform the operation reset. Retrying in 1.0s... (Attempt 3/3)
2025-11-26 23:44:43,789 - camel.camel.societies.workforce.workforce - ERROR - Error decomposing main task backup_A after skip: The workforce is running. Cannot perform the operation reset. 

Overlooked from: #3157

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[fengju0213]

LGTM！thanks @a7m-1st