Jira macro displays inline error when followed by another inline macro

Thanks to Michael Hamann for findings.

Regression caused by https://github.com/xwiki-contrib/jira/commit/beaeb019ee0a4a1b727c460752e91d8933c7c374.

Because of this Jira macro incorrectly determines the inline state in the async context probably because it doesn't clone the macro context and thus reads the inline state from the macro context that is updated by the execution of the other macro inside the table.