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async: GenRequest::async_api, Feature::Async, connections_async fixture - #80
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comline.toml's async option, for connection protocols: async handlers and senders (Rust's AsyncConnection). A use only when a protocol is on a connection; strippable for proving an ignored claim. Conformance fixtures carry it.
Rust's async is proven supported by its golden; TypeScript's is ignored (its output is async either way). Pins comline-rust 4b21074 and comline-typescript a8424c6.
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Async codegen for connection protocols (runtime#19), resumed now that target versions (#76) have shipped. Rust's floor is 1.85, so
async fnin traits needs no version gate.GenRequest::async_api:comline.toml'sasync.Feature::Asynccounts as used only when a protocol is on a connection and the option is on. It can be stripped, so an ignored claim can be proven.async_api;connections_asyncfixture proves Rust's claim (supported, with its golden) and TypeScript's (ignored: its output is async either way);4b21074and comline-typescripta8424c6.FEATURES.md/features.jsongain theasyncrow.Merge after the generator PRs (they pin this branch's
d88f731).