feat: Allow external semaphore for executor busy state tracking#14
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This change allows the semaphore controlling task concurrency to be passed into the poll_loop instead of being created internally. This enables: 1. Sharing the semaphore across multiple poll loops connected to different scheduler nodes 2. External tracking of executor busy state by querying available_permits() 3. Reporting busy state in scheduler shared state location metadata The semaphore parameter is optional - if None is passed, the function creates one internally to maintain backwards compatibility.
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This change allows the semaphore controlling task concurrency to be passed into the poll_loop instead of being created internally. This enables:
The semaphore parameter is optional - if None is passed, the function creates one internally to maintain backwards compatibility.