Add join and remove SeqPool#9
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What's New
Streamlined Focus:
TPoolnow focuses exclusively on theWildPoolclass, simplifying the library and emphasizing non-sequential, high-performance task execution. The previously availableSeqPoolhas been removed.Graceful Shutdown Support: Added a
.join()method toWildPool, allowing clean shutdown after all queued tasks are completed — especially useful for batch-oriented workflows and controlled teardown.Improved Thread Safety: Internal locking logic has been refined to prevent race conditions and ensure reliable worker lifecycle management.
Cleaner API: Enhanced method naming, internal structure, and logging for better usability and maintainability.
Better Docs & Examples: Updated usage examples and clarified documentation, with a focus on real-world, concurrent execution patterns.