Async actor framework for embedded Rust

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    There is another way, and that is to re-insert the context and reference each time you resume at the yield-point. I was looking at adding actor co-routines to Stakker, and this is what I wanted to do. However it is not possible to do this on top of the existing async/await implementation in Rust, even with unsafe code, because you need a lifetime that represents "until the next yield", which cannot be expressed in Rust right now. However the problem is acknowledged and the feature is planned as part of Rust generators -- although who knows when that will get done.

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