fix(jobscheduler): stop scheduling new jobs on shutdown#365
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The scheduler's context is decoupled from SIGTERM so workers can finish in-flight jobs during the HTTP drain window, but this meant new jobs and periodic re-arms kept being scheduled throughout shutdown. Add a Drain phase that halts new submissions and periodic re-arming as soon as shutdown begins, while leaving workers running until the context is cancelled for the final teardown.
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The scheduler's context is decoupled from SIGTERM so workers can finish
in-flight jobs during the HTTP drain window, but this meant new jobs and
periodic re-arms kept being scheduled throughout shutdown.
Add a Drain phase that halts new submissions and periodic re-arming as
soon as shutdown begins, while leaving workers running until the context
is cancelled for the final teardown.