docs: will executors are synchronizable events
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Calling the @racket[will-execute] or @racket[will-try-execute]
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procedure executes a will that is ready in the specified will
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executor. Wills are not executed automatically, because certain
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executor. A will executor is also a @tech{synchronizable event}, so @racket[sync]
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or @racket[sync/timeout] can be used to detect when a will executor has
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ready wills. Wills are not executed automatically, because certain
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programs need control to avoid race conditions. However, a program can
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create a thread whose sole job is to execute wills for a particular
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executor.
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