Add structured-concurrency-final module: StructuredTaskScope final in JDK 28 (JEP 543), run on 28-ea, 27, 26 and 25

Runnable demos for the ankurm.com structured-concurrency-java article: the ExecutorService thread leak and its fix, every built-in Joiner,
structure violations, timeouts, a custom Joiner, JSON thread dumps (in-process and jcmd), scoped values, javap diffs of the API on 25, 26, 27 and 28-ea,
compiler output for six pieces of 25/26-era code, and the preview class-file trap between 27 and 28. Transcripts in output/.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CifR2BE7PBvRy5hT8TS9oz
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$ javac src/Joiners.java && java Joiners (28-beta+21-ea)
-- allSuccessfulOrThrow(): List in FORK order, not completion order
[slow, fast, medium]
-- allSuccessfulOrThrow(): one failure cancels the others, join() throws ExecutionException
ExecutionException, cause = java.lang.IllegalStateException: broken failed
interrupted: [slow]
-- anySuccessfulOrThrow(): the race; losers are interrupted
winner: B-50ms
interrupted: [A-300ms, C-300ms]
-- anySuccessfulOrThrow(): when every subtask fails
ExecutionException, cause = java.lang.IllegalStateException: one failed
-- awaitAllSuccessfulOrThrow(): returns null (Void), like the zero-argument open()
join() = null, a=a, b=b
-- allUntil(predicate): stop when two subtasks have completed
SUCCESS t1
SUCCESS t2
UNAVAILABLE
UNAVAILABLE
interrupted: [t3, t4]
-- the Function overload: join() throws OUR exception type
caught ServiceException: service call failed: orders failed