feat: add multi-play tasks.yml support and --play filter#228
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Each entry in tasks.yml now executes as its own play with optional name, tags, when, and inputs. Apply and plan gain --play to scope a run to a single play; apply gains --fail-fast to revert to the legacy abort-entire-run semantics so the default becomes "abort the current play and continue to the next." Per-play inputs slot into the variable precedence chain between file-level defaults and --vars-file values. The per-play when: predicate evaluates against the file-level merged context only, so a play cannot see its own or sibling plays' play-local inputs. Single-play files keep the legacy ==> Play: tasks header unchanged.
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Each entry in tasks.yml now executes as its own play with optional name, tags, when, and inputs. Apply and plan gain --play to scope a run to a single play; apply gains --fail-fast to revert to the legacy abort-entire-run semantics so the default becomes "abort the current play and continue to the next." Per-play inputs slot into the variable precedence chain between file-level defaults and --vars-file values. The per-play when: predicate evaluates against the file-level merged context only, so a play cannot see its own or sibling plays' play-local inputs. Single-play files keep the legacy ==> Play: tasks header unchanged.
Closes #208.