Bump kotlinx-coroutines-core from 0.30.2-eap13 to 1.3.7 in /ripple-examples/ripple-kotlin

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Bumps kotlinx-coroutines-core from 0.30.2-eap13 to 1.3.7.

Release notes

Sourced from kotlinx-coroutines-core's releases.

1.3.7

• Fixed problem that triggered Android Lint failure (#2004).
• New Flow.cancellable() operator for cooperative cancellation (#2026).
• Emissions from flow builder now check cancellation status and are properly cancellable (#2026).
• New currentCoroutineContext function to use unambiguously in the contexts with CoroutineScope in receiver position (#2026).
• EXACTLY_ONCE contract support in coroutine builders.
• Various documentation improvements.

1.3.6

Flow

• StateFlow, new primitive for state handling (#1973, #1816, #395). The StateFlow is designed to eventually replace ConflatedBroadcastChannel for state publication scenarios. Please, try it and share your feedback. Note, that Flow-based primitives to publish events will be added later. For events you should continue to either use BroadcastChannel(1), if you put events into the StateFlow, protect them from double-processing with flags.
• Flow.onEmpty operator is introduced (#1890).
• Behavioural change in Flow.onCompletion, it is aligned with invokeOnCompletion now and passes CancellationException to its cause parameter (#1693).
• A lot of Flow operators have left its experimental status and are promoted to stable API.

Other

• runInterruptible primitive to tie cancellation with thread interruption for blocking calls. Contributed by @jxdabc (#1947).
• Integration module with RxJava3 is introduced. Contributed by @ZacSweers (#1883)
• Integration with BlockHound in kotlinx-coroutines-debug module (#1821, #1060).
• Memory leak in ArrayBroadcastChannel is fixed (#1885).
• Behavioural change in suspendCancellableCoroutine, cancellation is established before invoking passed block argument (#1671).
• Debug agent internals are moved into kotlinx-coroutines-core for better integration with IDEA. It should not affect library users and all the redundant code should be properly eliminated with R8.
• ClassCastException with reusable continuations bug is fixed (#1966).
• More precise scheduler detection for Executor.asCoroutineDispatcher (#1992).
• Kotlin updated to 1.3.71.

1.3.5

Version 1.3.5

• firstOrNull operators. Contributed by @bradynpoulsen
• java.time adapters for Flow operators. Contributed by @fvasco
• kotlin.time.Duration support (#1402). Contributed by @fvasco
• Memory leak with a mix of reusable and non-reusable continuations is fixed (#1855)
• DebugProbes are ready for production installation: its performance is increased, the flag to disable creation stacktraces to reduce the footprint is introduced (#1379, #1372)
• Stacktrace recovery workaround for Android 6.0 and earlier bug (#1866).
• New integration module: kotlinx-coroutines-jdk9 with adapters for java.util.concurrent.Flow
• BroadcastChannel.close properly starts lazy coroutine (#1713).
• kotlinx-coroutines-bom is published without Gradle metadata.
• Make calls to service loader in reactor integrations optimizable by R8 (#1817)

1.3.4

Flow

• Detect missing awaitClose calls in callbackFlow to make it less error-prone when used with callbacks (#1762, #1770). This change makes callbackFlow different from channelFlow
• ReceiveChannel.asFlow extension is introduced (#1490)
• Enforce exception transparency invariant in flow builder (#1657)
• Proper Dispatcher support in Flow reactive integrations (#1765)
• Batch Subscription.request calls in Flow reactive integration (#766)

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Changelog

Sourced from kotlinx-coroutines-core's changelog.

Version 1.3.7

• Fixed problem that triggered Android Lint failure (#2004).
• New Flow.cancellable() operator for cooperative cancellation (#2026).
• Emissions from flow builder now check cancellation status and are properly cancellable (#2026).
• New currentCoroutineContext function to use unambiguously in the contexts with CoroutineScope in receiver position (#2026).
• EXACTLY_ONCE contract support in coroutine builders.
• Various documentation improvements.

Version 1.3.6

Flow

• StateFlow, new primitive for state handling (#1973, #1816, #395). The StateFlow is designed to eventually replace ConflatedBroadcastChannel for state publication scenarios. Please, try it and share your feedback. Note, that Flow-based primitives to publish events will be added later. For events you should continue to either use BroadcastChannel(1), if you put events into the StateFlow, protect them from double-processing with flags.
• Flow.onEmpty operator is introduced (#1890).
• Behavioural change in Flow.onCompletion, it is aligned with invokeOnCompletion now and passes CancellationException to its cause parameter (#1693).
• A lot of Flow operators have left its experimental status and are promoted to stable API.

Other

• runInterruptible primitive to tie cancellation with thread interruption for blocking calls. Contributed by @jxdabc (#1947).
• Integration module with RxJava3 is introduced. Contributed by @ZacSweers (#1883)
• Integration with BlockHound in kotlinx-coroutines-debug module (#1821, #1060).
• Memory leak in ArrayBroadcastChannel is fixed (#1885).
• Behavioural change in suspendCancellableCoroutine, cancellation is established before invoking passed block argument (#1671).
• Debug agent internals are moved into kotlinx-coroutines-core for better integration with IDEA. It should not affect library users and all the redundant code should be properly eliminated with R8.
• ClassCastException with reusable continuations bug is fixed (#1966).
• More precise scheduler detection for Executor.asCoroutineDispatcher (#1992).
• Kotlin updated to 1.3.71.

Version 1.3.5

• firstOrNull operator. Contributed by @bradynpoulsen.
• java.time adapters for Flow operators. Contributed by @fvasco.
• kotlin.time.Duration support (#1402). Contributed by @fvasco.
• Memory leak with a mix of reusable and non-reusable continuations is fixed (#1855).
• DebugProbes are ready for production installation: its performance is increased, the flag to disable creation stacktraces to reduce the footprint is introduced (#1379, #1372).
• Stacktrace recovery workaround for Android 6.0 and earlier bug (#1866).
• New integration module: kotlinx-coroutines-jdk9 with adapters for java.util.concurrent.Flow.
• BroadcastChannel.close properly starts lazy coroutine (#1713).
• kotlinx-coroutines-bom is published without Gradle metadata.
• Make calls to service loader in reactor integrations optimizable by R8 (#1817).

Version 1.3.4

Flow

• Detect missing awaitClose calls in callbackFlow to make it less error-prone when used with callbacks (#1762, #1770). This change makes callbackFlow different from channelFlow.
• ReceiveChannel.asFlow extension is introduced (#1490).
• Enforce exception transparency invariant in flow builder (#1657).

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