fix: fall back to the include dir when no taskfile is specified - #2998
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Description
This change fixes task-file discovery when task files are included from the includes directory.
The reader now falls back to the appropriate include-directory path when resolving an included task file that is not found through the existing lookup path.
The change was verified with the repository test suite in the pipeline environment, and the resulting patch contains only the intended reader.go change. No unrelated files or test scaffolding are included in the final commit.
This PR addresses the behavior reported in #2878.
The code change in this PR was generated with the assistance of an engineering system I created, which I reviewed, understood, and validated.
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