Propagate cancellation tokens through monitoring hosting and background services - #5751
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…nd services This change continues the effort to consistently apply optional `CancellationToken` parameters to asynchronous methods across the monitoring project, including hosting commands, background services, and acceptance test infrastructure. Cancellation tokens are now propagated to underlying asynchronous operations, ensuring proper responsiveness to cancellation and retiring the remaining cancellation analyzer debt for the monitoring projects.
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This change continues the effort to consistently apply optional
CancellationTokenparameters to asynchronous methods across the monitoring project, including hosting commands, background services, and acceptance test infrastructure.Cancellation tokens are now propagated to underlying asynchronous operations, ensuring proper responsiveness to cancellation and retiring the remaining cancellation analyzer debt for the monitoring projects.