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They cant seem to match launch cadence to ship progression. This will most certainly set them back a few more weeks beyond the end of this month.

Likely longer as this was the only test site for Starship and there will hopefully be an FAA investigation.

It didn't fly, so there will be no FAA investigation.

Is the FAA going to wait around till it does the same in flight?

I think that's the only thing they can do.

The FAA only cares about things that have FAA licenses. A static test fire is not FAA licensed so there won't be any FAA investigation.