fix: handle pending async requests correctly during abortIO with async_io enabled - #7
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…nous requests unprocessed, leading to the inability to handle subsequent normal requests. This can ultimately result in thread blocking. This commit ensures that new requests are properly scheduled and processed even during or after an abortIO operation, preventing potential deadlocks or stalls.
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When async_io is enabled, invoking abortIO may leave pending asynchronous requests
unprocessed, leading to the inability to handle subsequent normal requests. This can
ultimately result in thread blocking.