Ractor-native Ruby 4 stack from RESP to background jobs

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  1. solid-jobs

    # SolidJobs: Building a Ractor-Native Background Job Processor for Ruby 4 ### What happens when a Ruby background job processor is designed around Ractors from the beginning? Ruby applications have traditionally relied on processes and threads to scale background workloads. That model works well, and mature systems such as Sidekiq have demonstrated how effective threaded background processing can be for Ruby applications. But Ruby 4 gives us another interesting building block: **Ractors**.

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