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Now that I look at your set up, I can see the issue with trying to fit in a cage. I normally keep my "broody breaker" in the run but I have a larger run and milder weather. For your set up the coop would be a better place for it but I doubt there's room in there. An alternate would be to...

Very unlikely. Hens go broody because of hormones, not because they've been bred or know the eggs are fertile. Some will stay broody as long as there's a nest, even with no eggs! Since it sounds like you're not planning to have chicks, I'd break her. Collect all eggs regardless if she's...