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fix(query): carry execution_time_ms through async poll path - #184
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Carries execution_time_ms through the async poll/status paths correctly. Helper mirrors the inline path's negative clamp, null stays None (em dash) rather than a fabricated 0, and both call sites are updated consistently. Tests cover the double-option mapping cases plus a regression integration test for #183. LGTM.
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Slow queries (>~1s) fall back to async execution, and the Arrow result fetch hardcoded
execution_time_ms: None, sohotdata queryreported null timing for exactly the queries you most want to time. The asyncexecutepoll loop andquery statusnow stamp the run's ownexecution_time_msonto the displayed result.Closes #183