Add expect/actual for WorkerThread#2997
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This will later be necessary for other targets as it only exists on JVM platforms. Other targets would just define it as a base annoation that doesn't do anything, allows us to keep thread safety on JVM platforms but still be able to compile for others that don't have it.
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Also just to note, besides my other currently open PRs and removal of deprecated stuff + NiceHttp and Jsoup migration, and remaining kotlinx serialization migration (which I have all done myself already). I was able to fully compile the library to JS. This was basically the final missing piece of it. |
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I will try to get your pull requests merged soon! I am really looking forward a JS library 🚀 |
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This will later be necessary for other targets as it only exists on JVM platforms. Other targets would just define it as a base annoation that doesn't do anything, allows us to keep thread safety on JVM platforms but still be able to compile for others that don't have it.