Add priority_subject to send priority messages
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This PR attempts to implement priority messaging from OTP 28.0 in a backwards compatible way.
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PrioritySubjectis used internally that holds the priority alias, created withpriority_subject(). Its api is identical to a regular subject created withnew_subject, with only its behaviour being different (priority messages enters the queue in front of regular messages). Unfortunatelysend_afterdoes not actually support sending to process aliases, so that remains unimplemented.