test: force itk agent to create task before updating the status#980
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This pull request updates the A2A_SAMPLES_REVISION version in the README and refactors the task execution logic in itk/main.py to explicitly instantiate and enqueue a Task object before transitioning to the working state. A typo in the version string within the README was identified for correction.
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