MAINT: Split TAP node execution scheduling - #2382
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TreeOfAttacksWithPruningAttackpreviously owned bounded node dispatch alongside tree orchestration. This change extracts that mechanical scheduling responsibility into a focused internal_TreeOfAttacksNodeExecutor, colocated intree_of_attacks.pyso the TAP implementation remains easy to navigate.Nodes continue to own branch-local state and per-node conversation/scoring behavior. The attack continues to own branching, scorer-driven pruning, visualization, persistence references, best-node tracking, and result construction. Batch order, concurrency, failure propagation, cancellation behavior, TAP/PAIR APIs, and identifiers remain unchanged.
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