Surface hasMappedDependants on ts-sdk TaskContext

[bujjibabukatta]

Adds TaskContext.hasMappedDependants to the TypeScript SDK, mirroring
the should_retry field pattern already used for TIRunContext →
TaskContext mapping.

When true, returning an array from a task handler causes the
supervisor to record mapped_length on the return-value XCom
automatically, letting the scheduler expand downstream mapped
dependants — matching behavior already available to Python task
handlers.

Changes:

• ts-sdk/src/sdk/task.ts — add readonly hasMappedDependants: boolean
  to the public TaskContext interface
• ts-sdk/src/coordinator/runtime.ts — wire ti_context.has_mapped_dependants
  into buildContext(), defaulting to false when the server omits it
• ts-sdk/tests/coordinator/integration.test.ts — cover both the
  true and default-false cases end-to-end through the coordinator
• ts-sdk/tests/coordinator/client.test.ts, ts-sdk/tests/public-api.test.ts —
  update existing TaskContext fixtures/type assertions for the new
  required field

Depends on has_mapped_dependants existing on TIRunContext
(#70571) — rebased onto that once merged, schema.json /
supervisor.ts regeneration is a no-op beyond the one field.

closes: #71063

Was generative AI tooling used to co-author this PR?

• Yes (Claude)
• Used for PR description and test cases

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🛠️ Maintainer triage note for @bujjibabukatta · by @potiuk · 2026-08-13 12:55 UTC

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[potiuk]

Hello @bujjibabukatta - thank you for your contributions to Apache Airflow!

The Airflow community has introduced a limit of 5 open pull requests at a time for contributors without write access to the repository. You currently have 16 open pull requests, so - as a one-time step of introducing the limit - we closed the ones where maintainers have not engaged yet:

• Fix airflowctl always using production creds when --env is passed #70584 - Fix airflowctl always using production creds when --env is passed
• Skip redundant dag.exceeds_max_non_backfill writes to reduce scheduler/DAG-processor lock contention #70712 - Skip redundant dag.exceeds_max_non_backfill writes to reduce scheduler/DAG-processor lock contention
• Allow temporal partition mappers to accept already-normalized keys #70781 - Allow temporal partition mappers to accept already-normalized keys
• Skip file-based dag processor logs when dag_processor_log_target=stdout #71052 - Skip file-based dag processor logs when dag_processor_log_target=stdout
• Add opt-in append_blob write mode for WASB task logs #71064 - Add opt-in append_blob write mode for WASB task logs
• deny unknown backfill_id directly instead of falling back to body dag_id #71114 - deny unknown backfill_id directly instead of falling back to body dag_id
• Fix DAG processor treating non-.zip files as DAG bundles (#71125) #71166 - Fix DAG processor treating non-.zip files as DAG bundles (DAG processor treats any zip-format file (.jar, .pptx, .docx, .xlsx, etc.) as a potential DAG bundle, not just .zip #71125)
• Surface hasMappedDependants on ts-sdk TaskContext #71191 - Surface hasMappedDependants on ts-sdk TaskContext
• fix: FAB get_application_builder should use create_metadata_engine hook #71673 - fix: FAB get_application_builder should use create_metadata_engine hook
• Task SDK: Fix executor_config aliasing across tasks sharing default_args #72556 - Task SDK: Fix executor_config aliasing across tasks sharing default_args
• Add job_name support to DataflowJobStatusSensor and DataflowJobStatusTrigger #72879 - Add job_name support to DataflowJobStatusSensor and DataflowJobStatusTrigger

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• fix(amazon): include deferred-task trigger logs when reading from Clo… #70635 - fix(amazon): include deferred-task trigger logs when reading from Clo…
• Fix ReDoS in SparkSubmitHook._mask_cmd on adversarial input #70716 - Fix ReDoS in SparkSubmitHook._mask_cmd on adversarial input
• Point mask_secret deprecation warning at the module it actually uses #70883 - Point mask_secret deprecation warning at the module it actually uses
• Build DataprocCreateClusterOperator cluster_config from legacy kwargs after rendering #70922 - Build DataprocCreateClusterOperator cluster_config from legacy kwargs after rendering
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Drafted-by: Claude Code (Opus 5); reviewed by @potiuk before posting