feat(async): Set "expires" for regular tasks #14172
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I have been facing a situation where the processing of tasks has become stacked. The reason for the stack of tasks is irrelevant in this context; however, I noticed that many repetitive tasks were duplicated in the queue.
This PR sets an expiration time (to three times how often they should be scheduled), so if too many tasks get stacked in the queue, repetitive execution of old tasks (which had already been rescheduled with the same goal and parameters) will not occur.