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Add archive helpers and harden task runtime

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pid_t task_repeat(String key, f64 interval, std::function<void()> exec_func, u64 timeout = 60*10)
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key : string uniquely identifying the task
key : string uniquely identifying the task across the whole runtime instance
interval : repeat interval in seconds
exec_func : function to execute repeatedly
timeout : optional task timeout value
return value : the process ID of the started (or still running) task
timeout : maximum run time in seconds; `0` disables the timeout
return value : the process ID of the started (or still running) task, or `0` when the task could not be started
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Starts a repeating background worker process.
`exec_func` runs in a loop, and the worker sleeps for `interval` seconds between executions.
`exec_func` runs in a loop, and the worker sleeps for `interval` seconds between executions. `interval` must be greater than zero.
If a process with the same `key` is already running, `task_repeat()` does not start a second worker and instead returns the PID of the existing one.
If a process with the same `key` is already running anywhere in the runtime instance, `task_repeat()` does not start a second worker and instead returns the PID of the existing one. Coordination is through the same shared task state used by `task()`.
`timeout` bounds the lifetime of the repeating worker. The default is ten minutes. Pass `0` only for intentionally unbounded workers with another shutdown path.
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