An exception that is used to signal fibers, typically by canceling them, that they should terminate by letting the exception propagate.

ℹ️ Within this library, the Terminate exception does not, by itself, indicate an error. Raising it inside a fiber forked within the structured concurrency constructs of this library simply causes the relevant part of the tree of fibers to be terminated.

⚠️ If Terminate is raised in the main fiber of a Bundle, and no other exceptions are raised within any fiber inside the bundle, the bundle will then, of course, raise the Terminate exception after all the fibers have been terminated.

An exception that can be used to collect exceptions, typically indicating errors, from multiple fibers.

ℹ️ The Terminate exception is not considered an error within this library and the structuring constructs do not include it in the list of Errors.

raise_if_canceled () checks whether the current fiber has been canceled and if so raises the exception that the fiber was canceled with.

ℹ️ Within this library fibers are canceled using the Terminate exception.

yield () asks the current fiber to be rescheduled.

sleep ~seconds suspends the current fiber for the specified number of seconds.

protect thunk forbids propagation of cancelation for the duration of thunk ().

ℹ️ With the constructs provided by this library it is not possible to prevent a fiber from being canceled, but it is possible for a fiber to forbid the scheduler from propagating cancelation to the fiber.

block () suspends the current fiber until it is canceled at which point the cancelation exception will be raised.

⚠️ Beware that protect block never returns and you don't want that.