Reset-on-Exit/Reset-on-Crit

[eelstork]

Reset-on-Resume (RoR) is a relatively new feature in Active Logic. Experiments show that Reset-on-Resume is not dependable enough, since it may cause issues when repeating tasks seamlessly (see #37) Reset-on-Exit is safer, and may be implemented as follows:

roe DoSomething() => `cx() && Wait(0.5) && ... ;  

Or

roe DoSomething(){
    // some preliminary work
    return cx() && Once()?[ task ] ... ;   
}

Above syntax is primarily attractive because it does not require delimiters; other syntaxes are possible; this may come with a few desirable features:

• RoE decorators fail if no RoE context is provided (runtime check)
• Stateless control does not require a context, avoiding both syntax and performance overheads.
• cx() and roe are interdependent, so one cannot accidentally be used without another (compile check)

[eelstork]

Draft fix for this. Syntax is conservative:

status Task => roe[ ... ];

Looks thread-safe; likely supports nesting also.

One possible alternative only requires a pseudo-type. Will put this on a branch later, if only for the hell of it.

[eelstork]

Looks like both RoR and RoE may be needed to ensure decorators reset when they are expected to.

[eelstork]

Dependable solution here is a reset-on-criterion (RoC) (and perhaps later, reset-on-condition) block. Reset-on-exit (RoE) is documented in BT literature, will work in many cases, but I am seeing edge cases where results are incorrect; keeping for now pending further testing/evaluation.

• reset blocks (RoC, RoE) implemented in 09181f1c229e3d1521e6a7a34f79becfe74bce47
• RoR covers forks missed by reset blocks (already implemented).