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This diff adds support for future-esque asyncs and blocking on DDFs, in both the C and C++ APIs. In particular, it adds the following functions to the C API:
hclib_async_future is the simpler to implement, we just allocate a DDF and wrap the user function so that we can do a ddf_put on completion.
hclib_ddf_wait uses the lightweight context work to swap off the current context on a wait, entering the main work-stealing loop instead. This implementation is based on the support needed to block on end-finishes.
I've also added equivalent C++ APIs, and added a couple of tests for both APIs (future0 and future1).
This diff is based off of merge, so I'll merge this stuff into merge before merging merge into master (now that sentence wasn't hard to follow was it?).