Rc1 add async examples #1
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Part of handling the examples related to multiple asynchronous callbacks, an AutoFinishScopeManager has been included, which mimics the ref counting in the previous ActiveSpan approach.
This includes execution flow similar to: * Actor ask/tell * Promises with callbacks * Work interleaved on a thread using suspend/resume. The implementations of these execution models are obviously very simplistic, but intended to emphasize the tracing aspect. These tests also make heavy use of the Phaser in order to insure deterministic execution of the tests for multi-threaded execution. Hopefully this does not detract from the examples too much.
* ThreadLocalScopeManager (without Continuation) where it's possible to predict where the Span should be finished. * AutoCloseScopeManager, where a ref-counting scenario is needed.
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