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test(concurrency): Order the calc-reader test's runs with events instead of sleep durations - #2562
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Follow-up to #2552.
test_async_calc_reader_waits_for_the_latest_runordered its three calc runs withasyncio.sleep(0.05)/0.15/0.01delays, so on a slow CI machine the "stale run finishes first" interleaving it exists to check was not guaranteed. The runs are now gated byasyncio.Events: run A is released first while run B is still in progress with a waiting reader, which pins the interleaving deterministically. The test also waits for the round thatv.set(2)requested before returning.A review had attributed a
Task was destroyed but it is pending!line to this test; it did not reproduce in isolated runs, so that is not what this change addresses.