refactor(pool): use sleep instead of sleep_until
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This commit refactors all usage of `Timer::sleep_until` with `Timer::sleep`. `sleep_until` is a convenient method that is logically equivalent with `sleep`, but requires the use of `std::time::Instant`. This have some effect when downstream users rely on non-std `Instant`.
seanmonstar
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Sep 17, 2025
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This call has the benefit of allowing implementors to reuse an allocated sleep, instead of allocating a new one...
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That's true. But I wonder if reuse instead of allocation has that much of an impact in practice.
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This PR refactors the usage of
Timer::sleep_untilwithTimer::sleep.sleep_untilis a convenient method that is logically equivalent withsleep, but requires the use ofstd::time::Instant. This have some effect when downstream users rely on non-stdInstant.