macro_rules! spawn_cell {
($cell:expr, $body:expr $(,)?) => { ... };
}Expand description
Spawn a task using a Cell by taking its context, restoring the context synchronously
in the spawned closure, and returning the provided future directly to the runtime.
The macro uses the context’s default spawn configuration (supervised, shared executor with
blocking == false). If you need to mark the task as blocking or request a dedicated thread,
take the context via Cell::take and call the appropriate crate::Spawner methods before spawning.