Drop old fragments that `towncrier` somehow missed

nooz/121.feature.rst

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-Add "infected ``asyncio`` mode; a sub-system to spawn and control
-``asyncio`` actors using ``trio``'s guest-mode.
-
-This gets us the following very interesting functionality:
-
-- ability to spawn an actor that has a process entry point of
-  ``asyncio.run()`` by passing ``infect_asyncio=True`` to
-  ``Portal.start_actor()`` (and friends).
-- the ``asyncio`` actor embeds ``trio`` using guest-mode and starts
-  a main ``trio`` task which runs the ``tractor.Actor._async_main()``
-  entry point engages all the normal ``tractor`` runtime IPC/messaging
-  machinery; for all purposes the actor is now running normally on
-  a ``trio.run()``.
-- the actor can now make one-to-one task spawning requests to the
-  underlying ``asyncio`` event loop using either of:
-  * ``to_asyncio.run_task()`` to spawn and run an ``asyncio`` task to
-    completion and block until a return value is delivered.
-  * ``async with to_asyncio.open_channel_from():`` which spawns a task
-    and hands it a pair of "memory channels" to allow for bi-directional
-    streaming between the now SC-linked ``trio`` and ``asyncio`` tasks.
-
-The output from any call(s) to ``asyncio`` can be handled as normal in
-``trio``/``tractor`` task operation with the caveat of the overhead due
-to guest-mode use.
-
-For more details see the `original PR
-<https://github.com/goodboy/tractor/pull/121>`_ and `issue
-<https://github.com/goodboy/tractor/issues/120>`_.

nooz/239.bugfix.rst

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-Fix keyboard interrupt handling in ``Portal.open_context()`` blocks.
-
-Previously this not triggering cancellation of the remote task context
-and could result in hangs if a stream was also opened. This fix is to
-accept `BaseException` since it is likely any other top level exception
-other then kbi (even though not expected) should also get this result.

nooz/243.misc.rst

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-Add a custom 'CANCEL' log level and use through runtime.
-
-In order to reduce log messages and also start toying with the idea of
-"application layer" oriented tracing, we added this new level just above
-'runtime' but just below 'info'. It is intended to be used solely for
-cancellation and teardown related messages. Included are some small
-overrides to the stdlib's ``logging.LoggerAdapter`` to passthrough the
-correct stack frame to show when one of the custom level methods is
-used.

nooz/243.rst

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-Add a custom 'CANCEL' log level and use through runtime.
-
-In order to reduce log messages and also start toying with the idea of
-"application layer" oriented tracing, we added this new level just above
-'runtime' but just below 'info'. It is intended to be used solely for
-cancellation and teardown related messages. Included are some small
-overrides to the stdlib's ``logging.LoggerAdapter`` to passthrough the
-correct stack frame to show when one of the custom level methods is
-used.

nooz/257.feature.rst

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-Add ``trionics.maybe_open_context()`` an actor-scoped async multi-task
-context manager resource caching API.
-
-Adds an SC-safe cacheing async context manager api that only enters on
-the *first* task entry and only exits on the *last* task exit while in
-between delivering the same cached value per input key. Keys can be
-either an explicit ``key`` named arg provided by the user or a
-hashable ``kwargs`` dict (will be converted to a ``list[tuple]``) which
-is passed to the underlying manager function as input.

nooz/264.bugfix.rst

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-Fix ``Portal.run_in_actor()`` returns ``None`` result.
-
-``None`` was being used as the cached result flag and obviously breaks
-on a ``None`` returned from the remote target task. This would cause an
-infinite hang if user code ever called ``Portal.result()`` *before* the
-nursery exit. The simple fix is to use the *return message* as the
-initial "no-result-received-yet" flag value and, once received, the
-return value is read from the message to avoid the cache logic error.

nooz/266.bugfix.rst

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-Fix graceful cancellation of daemon actors
-
-Previously, his was a bug where if the soft wait on a sub-process (the
-``await .proc.wait()``) in the reaper task teardown was cancelled we
-would fail over to the hard reaping sequence (meant for culling off any
-potential zombies via system kill signals). The hard reap has a timeout
-of 3s (currently though in theory we could make it shorter?) before
-system signalling kicks in. This means that any daemon actor still
-running during nursery exit would get hard reaped (3s later) instead of
-cancelled via IPC message. Now we catch the ``trio.Cancelled``, call
-``Portal.cancel_actor()`` on the daemon and expect the child to
-self-terminate after the runtime cancels and shuts down the process.

nooz/271.feature.rst

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-Add a per actor ``debug_mode: bool`` control to our nursery.
-
-This allows spawning actors via ``ActorNursery.start_actor()`` (and
-other dependent methods) with a ``debug_mode=True`` flag much like
-``tractor.open_nursery():`` such that per process crash handling
-can be toggled for cases where a user does not need/want all child actors
-to drop into the debugger on error. This is often useful when you have
-actor-tasks which are expected to error often (and be re-run) but want
-to specifically interact with some (problematic) child.

nooz/278.bugfix.rst

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-Repair inter-actor stream closure semantics to work correctly with
-``tractor.trionics.BroadcastReceiver`` task fan out usage.
-
-A set of previously unknown bugs discovered in `257
-<https://github.com/goodboy/tractor/pull/257>`_ let graceful stream
-closure result in hanging consumer tasks that use the broadcast APIs.
-This adds better internal closure state tracking to the broadcast
-receiver and message stream APIs and in particular ensures that when an
-underlying stream/receive-channel (a broadcast receiver is receiving
-from) is closed, all consumer tasks waiting on that underlying channel
-are woken so they can receive the ``trio.EndOfChannel`` signal and
-promptly terminate.