Implement next(isolation:) in AsyncAdjacentPairsSequence#390
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Implement next(isolation:) in AsyncAdjacentPairsSequence#390alex-waldron wants to merge 2 commits intoapple:mainfrom
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The next(isolation:) method allows the iterator to inherit the caller's isolation context, avoiding unnecessary isolation hops.
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I think the test does not really need Observations to work - we have other things that dont have this added dependency.
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The next(isolation:) method allows the iterator to inherit the caller's isolation context, avoiding unnecessary isolation hops.