- Updated TaskTool to skip `session.asyncJobManager` and run `task` spawns inline whenever `async.enabled` is false.
- Set `async.enabled` default to `true` and updated task prompts/settings text to reflect async-versus-sync behavior.
- Adjusted task batching tests to cover both async background execution and synchronous batched execution when async is disabled.
Removes isBackgroundJobSupportEnabled and JobTool.createIf; the tool is now registered unconditionally via `new JobTool(s)`. `async.enabled` now gates async bash commands only — the task tool runs asynchronously regardless. Deletes the async/support module and its barrel re-export.
When `async.enabled` is true but `AsyncJobManager.instance()` returns
`undefined` (orphaned-session state, host that never wired one up, etc.),
the `task` tool was returning a hard error and was unusable for the rest
of the session — even though the existing sync codepath (`#executeSync`,
which still parallelizes via `mapWithConcurrencyLimit`) was right there.
Fall back to `#executeSync` instead and emit a `logger.warn` so the
missing-manager state stays diagnosable. Background/job-poll semantics
are lost in this degraded mode, but the tool keeps working.
Fixes#1922
can1357