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This PR refactors how requests are processed in Krill. It creates a clear distinction between the HTTP server running async on a Tokio runtime and the core of Krill running as regular sync code on a thread pool. This means that those portions of the core that were previously async, notable the HTTP requests to remote parents and publishers, end up blocking a thread now. For most things this should be fine. For potentially long-running tasks, we have a separate thread pool so they won’t block all of Krill.
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