Introduce new CancellableContinuation.resume with onCancellation lambda that takes the resumption value
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CancellableContinuation.resume with onCancellation lambda that takes value, cause, and the coroutine contextCancellableContinuation.resume with onCancellation lambda that takes the resumption value
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Some Lincheck tests fail as they require a small integration fix in Lincheck. |
… with `onCancellation` that takes value, cause, and the coroutine context as parameters
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Superseded by Dmitry's work |
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Introduce new
CancellableContinuation.resumewithonCancellationlambda that takes the resumption value, cause, and the coroutine context as arguments