Support async context manager for CopilotClient

[pamelafox]

As a best practice, many SDKs that have Client() classes that require close()ing also support Python's async context manager protocol, like the Azure Python SDKs. That way, developers can write "async with CopilotClient() as client" and then not worry about explicitly closing. You can add support by implementing aenter and aexit dunder methods.

My motivation for asking:

Using the Python SDK, I mistakenly neglected to call session.destroy()/client.stop() and managed to use up all of my Mac's memory when running evals (200 copilot server processes).

[github-actions]

Thanks for opening this issue! This is a great enhancement request.

I've labeled this as:

• enhancement — Feature request to add async context manager support
• sdk/python — Specific to the Python SDK implementation

Adding __aenter__ and __aexit__ support would indeed align with Python best practices and prevent resource leaks like the memory issue you encountered. The team will review this request.

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