switch to smol when it's ready

[0x8f701]

https://github.com/stjepang/smol is really cool.

It's another async runtime but compatible with tokio and async-std, also it's faster than async-std and tokio (I don't have a figure to prove but people tend to agree on this).

Besides we will be able to target wasm because it doesn't rely on mio.

I suggest then switch to it when it's ready and remove totally the two features:

• async-std
• tokio

[hackerchai]

https://github.com/stjepang/smol is really cool.

It's another async runtime but compatible with tokio and async-std, also it's faster than async-std and tokio (I don't have a figure to prove but people tend to agree on this).

Besides we will be able to target wasm because it doesn't rely on mio.

I suggest then switch to it when it's ready and remove totally the two features:

• async-std
• tokio

Sounds really good. We can give it a try when it's ready.

[0x8f701]

async-std = "1.6.0-beta.1" # Async version of the Rust standard library

has been published using smol as runtime

[0x8f701]

since async-std will use smol we will use async-std probably