Add experimental in-process background tasks via Docket #2326
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Brings FastAPI-style background task execution to FastMCP as the next step toward MCP SEP-1686 support.
When
FASTMCP_EXPERIMENTAL_ENABLE_DOCKET=true, FastMCP automatically creates a Docket instance with an in-process Worker, enabling tools to schedule background tasks via dependency injection:This provides Starlette-like background task capabilities without requiring distributed infrastructure. All tasks run in the same process via
memory://broker. Distributed workers will come in a future phase.Also adds
CurrentContext()andCurrentWorker()dependency functions following Docket's pattern (noDepends()wrapper needed).New
fastmcp.dependenciesmodule centralizes all dependency injection exports to keep the top-level namespace clean.Related: https://linear.app/prefect/document/fastmcp-sep-1686-tasks-7c4711171324
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