Add async twin functions for WASM support#815
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This is so damn cool. Exciting to see some async support make its way into nannou! |
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This PR exposes a set of
asyncfunctions that are sufficient to run a Nannou app on WASM. The change is conservative i.e. it only exposes a minimal set of functions and it preserves the behavior of the old non-asyncfunctions.