fix #2634: Add SetAction for Task<int> #2641
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asyncaction that returns anintwill useCommand.SetAction(Func<ParseResult, Task>). This method silently eats the int and returns 0. This can be confusing, especially for someone converting from the old to the new API.This PR adds
Command.Setaction(Func<ParseResult, Task<int>>), so that the overloads without aCancellationTokenare aligned with the methods with aCancellationToken.Related: #2562