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However, `is_terminated` may also return `true` if a.LI stream has become inactive and can no longer make progress and should be/63 ignored or dropped rather than being polled again.\/SSx/E)4/Sx(x3)TTT0 /<9 Returns `true` if the stream should no longer be polled.l0 )BS 0S T)$00<8VVz40S\0{,0WTW 01l1 BU 1U W8$11YYY| 1|D2|,2S\2ZTZ+-2l2 BX 2X Z$2339] 43E[\l3343]]x3]xx3H_`a`a_F!4n 4 4Eܥ444 3;=AC584GD A convenience for streams that return `Result` values that includes53L5bbx545])5bx0,$xA=5cdecdec)D6d)\7e<6686bbT76/,7bb9730 Poll this `TryStream` as if it were a `Stream`.77L8JG directly inheriting from the `Stream` trait; in the future it won't be\8фl9 [$V=4 ) l""""8}ٴ۴ܴݴ޴ߴ}rřǙșəʙ˙G*R{9 ÜĜŜƜǜȜ_wBb 9b e)$9#9:Pghighi:n : :ܽ:4:jklcdel :?AEG<::ff"T:,:ff";l; [$V=4  l""""8}ٴ۴ܴݴ޴ߴ}rřǙșəʙ˙G*R{9 ÜĜŜƜǜȜ_wcdBf ;f l""&#/d<<̯<D<9=mog("mn:(mn;l"(mn=%(ٴmn> N&?mn -$Bmn  !Emn  Smn [mn Lbmn mmn,<<=2qq4=4=,=rstFGHst =L=$=ppD=XL= [$V=4  l""""8}ٴ۴ܴݴ޴ߴ}rřǙșəʙ˙G*R{9 FBp >p s$=#;"?-L? )Bp ?p t$?@:|??vv @4@wxzFGHzx$&L@$@uuD@QL@ [$V=4  l""""8}CBu @u x<%#E%AxyyyyxIB-LB )Bu Bu z$BB<||4CS\C,C}T} CClC B{ C{ }$CdLb2#!b2r2ECr22ge2d Task notification.$l<{$ٴRawWakerDRawWakerVTablet,D%$).+ Extracts the successful type of `Poll`./3LI This macro bakes in propagation of `Pending` signals by returning early.HE **Note:** Since Rust 1.64, this macro is soft-deprecated in favor of@= [`ready!`](core::task::ready) macro in the standard library.)|2    , 8 & 8$,   $ - *  8,, 8   , 8,'8$'8$'8,  8 *8 $ , 8,'8$'8$'8<*84, 8,'8$'8$'8<$ % ?t046TG\bdfPT2&c,; AtomicUsize\OF4sFG<{G<4`L /ҜG`]_(R0- A synchronization primitive for task wakeup.IF Sometimes the task interested in a given event will change over time.NK An `AtomicWaker` can coordinate concurrent notifications with the consumerLI potentially "updating" the underlying task to wake up. 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