[Messenger] Clarify sequential execution of handlers using priority#21631
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I think this targets the wrong branch, handler priority was not introduced in 8.0
Clarify the behavior of message handlers with priority.
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I like this proposal! It clarifies an important detail. Thanks Saidi ... and sorry it took us so long to merge this. |
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This clarification improves developer understanding of handler priority behavior.
Thanks in advance for your review!