Async Kotlin client in Java SDK

Java doesn’t do coroutines, so the current `Client` implementation is sync. But Kotlin does, and we might benefit from a different async client. I think we can do it like this: 1. Add an AsyncTask protocol that has an `suspend fun execute` instead of the sync execute function. 2. Create an AsyncClient class to use instead of Client. `suspend fun execute(client: AsyncClient, context: Context)`. 3. When the task is executed, check which protocol is used. Wrap `runBlocking` around the async task. 4. Make the annotation processor detect `suspend fun` so the same `@Builder.Task` can be used on both sync and async and automatically does the right thing. The only question is whether we just add `Async` to both Task and Client. Should the sync version be renamed? (BlockingTask & BlockingClient?)