cli: allow batch job reschedule

Batch jobs are able to be rescheduled without further steps, but
sysbatch jobs never receive a replacement allocation so they are still
not allowed to be rescheduled.

.changelog/19147.txt

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 ```release-note:bug
-cli: Fixed the `nomad job restart` command to create replacements for system jobs and prevent batch and sysbatch jobs from being rescheduled
+cli: Fixed the `nomad job restart` command to create replacements for batch and system jobs and to prevent sysbatch jobs from being rescheduled since they never create replacements
 ```

command/job_restart.go

@@ -187,7 +187,8 @@ Restart Options:
     in-place. Since the group is not modified the restart does not create a new
     deployment, and so values defined in 'update' blocks, such as
     'max_parallel', are not taken into account. This option cannot be used with
-    '-task'. Only jobs of type 'service' and 'system' can be rescheduled.
+    '-task'. Only jobs of type 'batch', 'service', and 'system' can be
+    rescheduled.
 
   -task=<task-name>
     Specify the task to restart. Can be specified multiple times. If groups are
@@ -289,7 +290,7 @@ func (c *JobRestartCommand) Run(args []string) int {
 	// Verify job type can be rescheduled.
 	if c.reschedule {
 		switch *job.Type {
-		case api.JobTypeService, api.JobTypeSystem:
+		case api.JobTypeBatch, api.JobTypeService, api.JobTypeSystem:
 		default:
 			c.Ui.Error(fmt.Sprintf("Jobs of type %q are not allowed to be rescheduled.", *job.Type))
 			return 1

website/content/docs/commands/job/restart.mdx

@@ -86,7 +86,8 @@ of the exact job ID.
   restarted in-place. Since the group is not modified the restart does not
   create a new deployment, and so values defined in [`update`][] blocks, such
   as [`max_parallel`][], are not taken into account. This option cannot be used
-  with `-task`. Only jobs of type `service` and `system` can be rescheduled.
+  with `-task`. Only jobs of type `batch`, `service`, and `system` can be
+  rescheduled.
 
 - `-on-error=<ask|fail>`: Determines what action to take when an error happens
   during a restart batch. If `ask` the command stops and waits for user