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Steven Allen authored
Instead of feeding through the top-level context, feed through a cancel-free context (that still carries the same context values). Then, when the top-level context is canceled, call `stop` to shut everything down in-order. Finally, cancel the inner context to make sure everything has been cleaned up. Ideally, we just wouldn't use contexts for this. But this is strictly better than what we have.
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