Support ValueTask and Async bindings in testTask#489
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Adding these overloads as extensions helps the compiler know to prioritize the original Task overload, which prevents breakage in existing code that may have implicitly typed an expression based on Bind originally only taking variations of Task.
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Any thoughts from @ratsclub before I merge? |
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Fixes #488
Adds support for ValueTask, ValueTask, and Async bindings to the testTask expression.
This is accomplished through overloads of the Bind method.
I looked into inheriting the TaskBuilder, but it's constructor is hidden by the tasks.fsi file.