C++/C#/Shared: Convert the global control-flow library to a shared parameterize module and make it available in C# #234
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This PR does what it says on the (very long) tin 😅
In #149 we added a "shared" global control-flow library. However, at the time I didn't want to introduce a Microsoft-specific shared library into the
sharedfolder because I wasn't aware if this was something we wanted to do. However, I have since learned that we've already done this for ourdataflowstacklibrary.So this PR does two things:
This is motivated by an internal ask where global control-flow was needed in C#.
Example usage in C#:
Note that I had to import
csharpusing a qualified import sincecsharpalready exports a module calledControlFlow😭 Oh well...