Let Crystal::EventLoop#close do the actual close (not just cleanup)#15641
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Internal refactor to have the `Crystal::EventLoop#close(io)` implementations be responsible from actually closing the file descriptor or socket, not only do some internal cleanup before closing. This will allow the io_uring event loop to close asynchronously for example.
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Internal refactor to have the
Crystal::EventLoop#close(io)implementations be responsible from actually closing the file descriptor or socket, not only do some internal cleanup before closing. They now follow the abstract methods documentation:This will allow the io_uring event loop to close asynchronously.
Adds a
#close_volatile_fd?helper on UNIX that will prove helpful in io_uring.Follow-up to #15640
Extracted from #15634