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//! Actor reference types -- type-safe request/response over local channels
//! or remote TCP connections.
//!
//! This module provides two reference types that abstract over the
//! transport layer used to communicate with an actor:
//!
//! - [`LocalActorRef<M>`] -- wraps a `tokio::sync::mpsc::Sender<M>` for
//! in-process communication. Messages are sent via a bounded channel
//! with back-pressure (the channel capacity is set when the actor is
//! spawned by [`TopicRegistry::get_or_spawn`]).
//!
//! - [`RemoteActorRef<M>`] -- a stub placeholder for cross-process
//! actors that would communicate over TCP using the framed CBOR wire
//! protocol. Users who need distributed actors can implement this
//! layer on top of [`WireTopicMsg`](crate::actor::WireTopicMsg).
//!
//! Both types are generic over the message enum `M`, enabling compile-time
//! verification that only the correct message type is sent to a given actor.
use PhantomData;
use mpsc;
use crate;
/// A local actor reference backed by a `tokio::sync::mpsc::Sender`.
///
/// `LocalActorRef<M>` is a lightweight, clone-able handle to an actor
/// running on the same Tokio runtime. It wraps an `mpsc::Sender<M>`
/// and exposes a synchronous, non-blocking [`send`](Self::send) method
/// that uses `try_send` under the hood. If the actor's receive half
/// has been dropped (actor died or shut down), the send will fail with
/// [`RiftError::System`].
///
/// # Type parameter
///
/// * `M` -- the message enum that the target actor processes (typically
/// [`TopicMsg`](crate::actor::TopicMsg)).
///
/// # Example
///
/// ```ignore
/// let (tx, rx) = mpsc::channel::<TopicMsg>(256);
/// let actor_ref = LocalActorRef::new(tx);
///
/// // Send a message (non-blocking).
/// actor_ref.send(msg)?;
///
/// // Check if the actor is still alive.
/// if actor_ref.is_closed() {
/// eprintln!("actor is gone");
/// }
/// ```
/// A remote actor reference -- stub for cross-process actors communicating
/// over TCP using the framed CBOR wire protocol.
///
/// `RemoteActorRef<M>` is a placeholder type that documents the intended
/// interface for distributed actors. A full implementation would:
///
/// 1. Accept a `TcpStream` (or connection pool) at construction time.
/// 2. Serialize `M` as a [`WireTopicMsg`](crate::actor::WireTopicMsg)
/// with a unique `request_id`.
/// 3. Send the serialized message over the framed connection.
/// 4. Await the response correlated by `request_id`.
///
/// Users who need cross-process actors can implement this pattern
/// themselves using the wire types already provided in
/// [`crate::actor::messages`].
///
/// # Type parameter
///
/// * `M` -- the message type (should map to a serializable wire variant).