feat: concurrent tool execution via anyio.create_task_group - #7
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Tool calls in the orchestrator loop previously ran serially. This replaces the sequential for-loop with concurrent execution using anyio.create_task_group, while preserving result ordering via a pre-allocated list and broadcasting events in original order after all tools complete.
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Summary
_tool_orchestrator.pywith concurrent execution usinganyio.create_task_groupTest plan
test_concurrent_tool_execution_wall_clockverifies two tools sleeping 0.05s each complete in under 0.1s wall-clock (proving concurrency)ruff checkcleanmypyshows only pre-existing errors (none introduced by this change)