task/step input were being confused with additional_input

[nalbion]

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task/step input were being confused with additional_input

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[jzanecook]

Hey @nalbion, can you take a look at the Python SDK? The way it implements the task_handler is by using a Task class, rather than specifying the task_id and task_input in the handler. Perhaps we can change this to match that implementation for more consistency across the repositories?

[hackgoofer]

TaskInput here is any, so you can theoretically include taskID in the any or dict