Implement async task cancellation #1264
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This commit implements async task cancellation in Rust for subtasks created through imported calls. This involved some extra bindings-related code to drop both lists and owned handles (effectively a full destructor) along with some refactorings of how waitables are handled due to new states that can pop up.
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This commit implements async task cancellation in Rust for subtasks
created through imported calls. This involved some extra
bindings-related code to drop both lists and owned handles (effectively
a full destructor) along with some refactorings of how waitables are
handled due to new states that can pop up.