feat: add http_async runtime_kind for async-shaped HTTP APIs#2
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New runtime_kind value for the kickoff (POST 202) -> poll-until-terminal pattern. Pairs with the AsyncHttpRunner being added to ExecutorRuntime in a separate PR. Distinct from 'http' (sync request/response) so adapters declare the shape they need explicitly. Added to RUNTIME_KINDS tuple, both v0.1 schemas, and a targeted test that constructs RuntimeInvocation/RuntimeResult with the new kind. Version bumped 0.1.0 -> 0.2.0 (additive — existing values preserved, no breaking change). 16 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
Pairs with the `AsyncHttpRunner` being added to ExecutorRuntime. Async-shaped HTTP APIs (kickoff returns 202 + run_id, runner polls a status URL until terminal) need a named shape so adapters can ask for them explicitly. `HttpRunner`'s docstring already explicitly says it's sync-only and tells callers to use `ManualRunner` with a backend dispatcher for async — that's the workaround `http_async` removes.
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