fix(task): support raw task IDs in task run

[kuntal1461]

Fixes #1360

Problem

apify task run <rawId> fails with "Cannot find Task with name …" for any raw Apify task ID. The resolveTaskId method has only two branches:

1. Input contains / → use as-is (username/task-name)
2. Input has no / → always prepend the authenticated username → username/rawId → 404

The argument description has always read "Name or ID of the Task to run (e.g. 'my-task' or 'E2jjCZBezvAZnX8Rb')". The ID half has never worked.

The identical bug was fixed for apify call in ffb0b7c3 (fix(call): support calling with bare ids) but was never applied to task run.

Fix

Import APIFY_ID_REGEX from @apify/consts (already in the dependency tree) and use it as a gate before the name-based fallback:

bare argument
  │
  ├─ contains "/" ──────────────────────→ client.task(id).get()  [unchanged]
  │
  └─ matches APIFY_ID_REGEX ──────────→ client.task(rawId).get()  [new]
       │                                      │
       │ not found                            └─ found → return task
       └─────────────────────────────────────→ client.task("username/name").get()  [existing]

Normal task names containing hyphens (e.g. my-task) do not match APIFY_ID_REGEX and skip the new path entirely — zero extra API calls for existing usage.

Changes

• src/commands/task/run.ts — add APIFY_ID_REGEX import and raw-ID lookup path in resolveTaskId; update error message to "name or ID" (consistent with actors/call.ts:315)
• test/api/commands/task/run.test.ts — capture rawTaskId = task.id in beforeAll; add 'should work with just the task ID' test case

Behaviour matrix

Input	Before	After	API calls
yRWwqZmoMTLdEoMOI (raw ID)	❌ 404	✅ resolves	1
my-task (bare name)	✅	✅	1 — unchanged
username/my-task (qualified)	✅	✅	1 — unchanged

Install size

No new package. APIFY_ID_REGEX is an additional named import from @apify/consts, which is already in the dependency tree.

Out of scope

task publish and task unpublish carry the same pattern but their documented contract lists names only — tracked separately.