TaskGroup: tg.cancel() shouldn't block create_task() allow cooperative cancellation

Currently, when a TaskGroup is explicitly cancelled via tg.cancel(), any subsequent call to tg.create_task() raises:

RuntimeError: TaskGroup <TaskGroup cancelling> is shutting down

This contradicts the TODO in the test test_taskgroup_cancel_before_create_task, which states:

This behavior is not ideal. We'd rather have no exception raised, and the child task run until the first await.

Proposed change:
After an explicit tg.cancel() (not after a failure-induced abort), create_task() should succeed. The new task should run its synchronous code up to the first await, then receive CancelledError

For failure-driven aborts (e.g., an exception in another task), the existing RuntimeError is preserved to prevent unsafe task creation during error cleanup.

A PR implementing this change (with a new _explicitly_cancelled flag) is ready and passes all existing tests.

This resolves the TODO and makes TaskGroup behavior more intuitive when voluntarily cancelled.

Linked PRs

• gh-150357

Comece pelo TODO test_taskgroup_cancel_before_create_task e pelos entry points cancel/create_task de TaskGroup descritos na issue. Compare tg.cancel() explícito com o comportamento de abort acionado por falha. Está concluído quando uma task criada após o cancelamento explícito executa seu código síncrono antes de receber CancelledError, enquanto aborts acionados por falha continuam gerando RuntimeError.