feat: add bulk parent-child operation orchestration - #432
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Add bulk operation support in the service layer. The service creates a parent operation and starts a parent workflow; the workflow creates child rows, schedules child workflows, waits for them to finish, and rolls up the parent status to completed, failed, or completed with errors.