fix(ai-adapters): cancel orphaned stream handlers on turn cancel - #1302

Summary

Stop detached provider stream handlers from continuing to wait for SSE / TTFT after a dialog turn has already been cancelled.

Fixes #

Type and Areas

Type:

bug fix / regression fix / test / refactor

Areas:

AI adapters

Motivation / Impact

After a user cancelled a dialog turn, the top-level stream processor stopped correctly, but the provider-side SSE handler could remain alive in the background and continue waiting for TTFT or later stream events. That produced late timeout errors and kept network work alive after the user had already cancelled the turn.

This change moves stream-handler lifecycle ownership into execute_sse_request, wraps the returned stream in a managed stream type, and cancels the underlying handler task when the response stream is dropped. Provider adapters now return handler futures instead of spawning detached tasks themselves.

Impact:

• cancelled turns no longer leave orphaned SSE handler tasks behind
• late TTFT timeout logs after user cancellation should stop
• provider stream lifecycle behavior is centralized in one shared adapter path

Verification

• cargo test -p bitfun-ai-adapters managed_response_stream_drop_cancels_handler_task
• cargo test -p bitfun-ai-adapters ttft_timeout_waits_for_first_effective_stream_output_not_http_200 -- --exact
• cargo check -p bitfun-ai-adapters

Reviewer Notes

• This is intentionally a shared lifecycle fix rather than a provider-specific patch.
• The cancellation behavior now lives in the common SSE request helper, which should reduce future drift between OpenAI, Responses, Anthropic, and Gemini streaming paths.
• The real desktop cancellation repro was analyzed from app.log, but that exact end-to-end manual repro was not rerun after the code change in this pass.

Checklist

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