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I spent a little trying to fix all of the various issues with the epoll wrapper we had, before realizing most of them would be completely gone if we just reworked the type itself :). The callback nature, all of the handler/state tracking internally all (to me) has no purpose being in the type itself. All of this logic can live outside and the wrapper should just be a typesafe abstraction around it that you can build on. This is what this change aims to do. There should be zero behavioral difference here.
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I've spent a lot of time in the past trying to fix all of the various issues with the epoll wrapper we had, before realizing most of them would be completely gone if we just reworked the type itself :). The callback nature, all of the handler/state tracking internally all (to me) has no purpose being in the type itself. All of this logic can live outside and the wrapper should just be a typesafe abstraction around it that you can build on. This is what this change aims to do. There should be zero behavioral difference here and this gets rid of quite a few bugs (and makes things compile with glibc)