feat(FN-1627): expose global execution concurrency limit in settings
- Add global max concurrent agent limit to settings UI (Scheduling section) - Add null-as-delete semantics for global settings persistence - Add fetchGlobalConcurrency and updateGlobalConcurrency API integrations - Update SettingsModal tests with comprehensive coverage for new features - Fix lint issues in modified files
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Fix notification settings persistence when clearing fields
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Previously, clearing notification fields (ntfyTopic, ntfyDashboardHost, ntfyEvents) in the Settings modal would not persist - the old values would remain. This was because `undefined` values are dropped during JSON serialization.
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Now uses null-as-delete semantics: when a user explicitly clears a notification field, the dashboard sends `null` to the server, which explicitly removes the field from settings and falls back to defaults on next read.
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Fixes the round-trip: Save + reopen settings now correctly shows cleared notification fields.
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