Updated future-event docs
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@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ a data value that is an instance of a @racket[future-event]
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@tech{prefab} structure:
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@racketblock[
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(define-struct future-event (future-id proc-id action time)
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(define-struct future-event (future-id proc-id action time unsafe-op-name)
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#:prefab)
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]
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@ -264,7 +264,12 @@ with @racket['result], @racket['abort], or @racket['suspend], and
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In process 0, some event pairs can be nested within other event pairs:
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@racket['sync], @racket['block], or @racket['touch] with
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@racket['result] or @racket['abort], and @racket['touch-pause] with
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@racket['touch-resume].}
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@racket['touch-resume].
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An @racket[block] in process 0 is generated when an unsafe operation
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is handled. This type of event will contain a symbol in the
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@racket[unsafe-op-name] field that is the name of the operation. In all
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other cases, this field contains @racket[#f].}
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@; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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