docs: explain how shared signal writes are confirmed in tests - #5999
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A write to a shared signal is applied optimistically and is visible through peek() right away, but the SignalOperation it returns completes only after the queued confirmation task has been run by runPendingSignalsTasks(). Document that, including why blocking on operation.result().get(...) before draining the queue always times out. Refs vaadin/browserless-test#202
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A write to a shared signal is applied optimistically and is visible through peek() right away, but the SignalOperation it returns completes only after the queued confirmation task has been run by runPendingSignalsTasks(). Document that, including why blocking on operation.result().get(...) before draining the queue always times out.
Refs vaadin/browserless-test#202