mirai 1.1.0

• Adds mirai_map() for asynchronous parallel/distributed map using mirai, with promises integration. Allows recovery from partial failure or else early stopping, together with optional progress reporting.
  • x[] collects the results of a mirai_map x, waiting for all asynchronous operations to complete.
  • x[.progress] collects the results whilst showing a text progress bar.
  • x[.stop] collects the results applying early-stopping, which stops at the first error, and aborts remaining in-progress operations.
• Adds the 'mirai' method x[] as a more efficient equivalent of the interruptible call_mirai_(x)$data.
• Adds collect_mirai() as a more efficient equivalent of the non-interruptible call_mirai(x)$data.
• unresolved(), call_mirai(), collect_mirai() and stop_mirai() now accept a list of 'mirai' such as that returned by mirai_map().
• Improved mirai print method indicates whether a mirai has resolved.
• Calling daemons() with new settings when the compute profile is already set now implicitly resets daemons before applying the new settings instead of silently doing nothing.
• Argument 'resilience' retired at daemons() as automatic re-tries are no longer performed for non-dispatcher daemons.
• New argument 'retry' at dispatcher() governs whether to auto-retry in the dispatcher case.
• Fixes promises method for potential crashes when launching improbably short-lived mirai.
• Fixes bug that could cause a hang or crash when launching additional non-dispatcher daemons.
• Requires nanonext >= 1.1.0.