feat: Add async LazyLock implementation - #168
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Adds support for an asynchronous
LazyLockinspired by async-lazy and similarly the API provided bystd::sync::LazyLock.The main addition to this is the fallible initialization through
LazyLock::try_forceand being runtime agnostic (async-lazy is married to Tokio through sync primitives) by using asyncband'sMutexandOnceCell.Some design choices:
std::sync::LazyLock,getmethods are introspective,forcemethods actively perform initialization.This implementation is in reference to #160.