fix: use threading.RLock for in-memory server singletons - #1162
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The in-memory server singletons guard their state with an asyncio.Lock, which binds to the first event loop that awaits it. A server that uses these singletons from more than one event loop then hits "RuntimeError: ... is bound to a different event loop" (or a cross-loop hang).
Replace the asyncio.Lock with a loop-agnostic threading.RLock in InMemoryQueueManager, ActiveTaskRegistry, InMemoryTaskStore, InMemoryPushNotificationConfigStore, and the request handler's _running_agents guard, moving awaited calls outside the lock so each critical section is a pure in-memory dict operation.
Behavior is unchanged for single-loop servers; only the private lock attribute's type changes.
Tests: added tests/server/test_cross_event_loop_locks.py (cross-loop regression) and updated the test_init lock-type assertion.