[Feat] Run multiple Fast tasks in one conversation - #1435
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Validated locally: multi-task session linkage, plural active-task lookup, and explicit task cancellation all pass.
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What changed
Why this change was made
Fast mode previously exposed one active task per conversation and blocked unrelated work until it settled. That also made lifecycle updates vulnerable to clearing or retaining the wrong task when several delegated runs shared a thread.
Impact
Users can run multiple independent Fast delegations in one conversation and continue or cancel the intended task without disrupting the others. Ambiguous follow-ups now produce a clarification instead of being routed arbitrarily.