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Add Sender::make_receiver and Receiver::make_sender - #188
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Closes #155.
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SenderandReceiveralready hold anArcto the same shared state, so this addsSender::make_receiverandReceiver::make_senderto recover one half of a channel from the other. Handy when you only keep one side around in a data structure and don't want to store the pair, along the lines of tokio'swatch::Sender::subscribe.They just bump the relevant count and clone the
Arc, so they behave like cloning the corresponding half. I added a couple of smoke tests in tests/basic.rs.