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- move all CPS-related code to `continuations` sub package
- fix CPS-based async implementation
- enable testing of CPS-based async implementation
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This is a re-implementation of a previous fix. It is more modular, since
it enables the definition of a CPS-based fall-back as a subclass of `AsyncBase`.
Thus, it's possible to define fall-back-enabled subclasses of `AsyncBase`
targetting not only Scala Futures.
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To avoid suprises in tree retyping, the instance of this
class is immediately upcase to
StateMachine[Promise[T], ExecContext].
Allow nested non-case classes. These pop up when
we use nested async calls.
Only look for duplicate names in the subtrees
traversed by AsyncTraverser.
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- Refactor the base macro implementation to be
parameterized by a FutureSystem, which is defines
the triple of types (Future, Promise, ExecutionContext)
and the operations on those types (at the AST level)
- Cleanup generation of ASTs, in particular, use
reify more widely.
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