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The priority ordered ready task queue used previously had O(n) complexity for insertions, but when using at most 32 priorities you can optimize this down to O(1) by using one bucket (list) per priority.
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Some numbers with 200 concurrent tasks:
I also added support for time slicing (switch between tasks of the same priority on the tick interval). This is by default off.
Tasks can now be awaited and the memory freed. I used this to implement cleanup for radio/timer.zig, but for the tasks spawned by the wifi driver it is more complicated so I will leave this for a later PR.
Unit tests for the esp port now run on CI.