feat: Telegram long-polling mode as alternative to webhooks

[flobo3]

Problem

The Telegram interface currently only supports webhook mode, which requires a publicly accessible HTTPS URL, a FastAPI/uvicorn server, and TLS certificate management. This is overkill for local development, machines behind NAT, or simple single-process deployments.

Fixes #7362

Solution

Add mode="polling" to the Telegram class that runs without any web server:

from agno.os.interfaces.telegram import Telegram

tg = Telegram(
    team=team,
    mode="polling",
    token="...",
)
tg.run_polling()  # blocks, no web server needed

Architecture

Three new files, zero changes to existing code:

File	Purpose
processor.py	TelegramMessageProcessor — mirrors the processing logic from router.py closures into a reusable class
polling.py	TelegramPolling — long-poll loop using bot.get_updates(offset, timeout) with background asyncio.create_task per message
telegram.py	Updated — added mode param, start_polling() (async), run_polling() (sync)

router.py is completely untouched — full backward compatibility. All 117 existing tests pass without modification.

Key design decisions

• No FastAPI dependency in polling mode — run_polling() is pure asyncio, no uvicorn needed
• Message conversion — telebot.types.Message → dict via .json() method, so process_message() receives the same format as webhook payloads
• Background processing — each message is processed via asyncio.create_task() so the poll loop is never blocked
• Graceful error recovery — polling errors trigger a 5-second backoff, then retry

Checklist

• Backward compatible (webhook mode is unchanged, mode defaults to "webhook")
• All 117 existing tests pass
• Ruff clean
• Self-review completed

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PR Triage

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