Module may_queue::tokio_queue
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Work-stealing queue from the Tokio project.
This file is nearly verbatim from the tokio project with only minor
modifications and additions. The only noteworthy modification is the
imposition of a limit on the number of tasks to be stolen, which was done to
match the behavior of crossbeam-dequeue.
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