fix(router): resolve memory leak from uncancelled contexts in async mode

[savinnorse]

Summary

• Fix memory leak in pushHandler caused by context.WithCancel(context.Background()) where cancel() is never called in async mode (sync: false)
• Each request leaked a context + a monitoring goroutine, growing memory indefinitely
• Replace with c.Request.Context() whose lifecycle is managed by net/http automatically

Root Cause

In pushHandler, every incoming request creates a new context via context.WithCancel(context.Background()) and spawns a goroutine that only calls cancel() when cfg.Core.Sync is true. In async mode (the default and most common configuration), cancel() is never invoked, so:

1. The child context remains registered in Go's internal context tree under context.Background() forever
2. The monitoring goroutine stays blocked on <-c.Request.Context().Done() until the HTTP connection closes, then exits without cancelling

Over time this causes unbounded memory growth (~1 KB per request). At moderate traffic this reaches GiBs within days.

Fix

Replace the context.WithCancel + goroutine pattern with c.Request.Context() directly. This is safe because handleNotification already ignores the context parameter (_ context.Context), so the behavioral change is zero — we're only removing the leak.

Evidence

Production memory graph showing continuous growth over 7 days with gorush v1.18.4:

Memory climbs from ~100 MiB to ~1.9 GiB without ever being reclaimed, a classic leak pattern.

Test plan

• go build -tags sqlite ./... compiles successfully
• Existing tests pass (router tests require FCM credentials, unrelated)
• Deploy and monitor memory usage over 24-48h to confirm flat memory profile

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[appleboy]

I will take it.