[2.0.0-dev] use jthread now that it's available in libc++20#1389
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jthread now that's it's available in libc++20jthread now that it's available in libc++20
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jthreadhas been available in libstdc++ since 10 so no problem compiling on ubuntu20's gcc with it even. But have been blocked using it by it not being available (without enabling experimental features) in libc++ until now.Probably breaks mac builds 🤷♀️ Lousy to break unofficial mac support via this but it's a c++20 feature and the year is 2025.