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this commit introduces a `Pending<D, E>` body that is akin to `futures_util`'s `pending()` future. this is a body that will always yield `Poll::Pending` when it is polled. in tandem with `Chain<A, B>` (see #178), this can be used to write test coverage for hanging request or response bodies, and to exercise timeout logic. Signed-off-by: katelyn martin <git@katelyn.world>
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this commit introduces a
Pending<D, E>body that is akin tostd'spending()future. this is a body that will alwaysyield
Poll::Pendingwhen it is polled.in tandem with
Chain<A, B>(see #178), this can be used to write testcoverage for hanging request or response bodies, and to exercise timeout
logic.