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            # async-io timer cancellation wake


            Sources are copied from the published `async-io` 2.6.0 crate, [upstream revision 576b470ca3cadefdec8b169279df23c9a0a63495](https://github.com/smol-rs/async-io/tree/576b470ca3cadefdec8b169279df23c9a0a63495). Original Apache-2.0 and MIT license texts are preserved. `upstream.json` records the finite original inventory and SHA-256 hashes before modifications. Unused example, integration-test and benchmark targets are omitted from the normalized manifest; production dependencies are unchanged.


            The only runtime change is `Reactor::remove_timer` calling its existing `notify` after enqueueing removal. Without that notification an idle reactor can remain parked on the cancelled timer's old deadline while retaining its Waker. Drop requests cancellation; the reactor processes removal and releases actual custody asynchronously. This is not a synchronous cleanup receipt. The application does not install another reactor, timer registry or I/O configuration.
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	# async-io timer cancellation wake

	Sources are copied from the published `async-io` 2.6.0 crate, [upstream revision 576b470ca3cadefdec8b169279df23c9a0a63495](https://github.com/smol-rs/async-io/tree/576b470ca3cadefdec8b169279df23c9a0a63495). Original Apache-2.0 and MIT license texts are preserved. `upstream.json` records the finite original inventory and SHA-256 hashes before modifications. Unused example, integration-test and benchmark targets are omitted from the normalized manifest; production dependencies are unchanged.

	The only runtime change is `Reactor::remove_timer` calling its existing `notify` after enqueueing removal. Without that notification an idle reactor can remain parked on the cancelled timer's old deadline while retaining its Waker. Drop requests cancellation; the reactor processes removal and releases actual custody asynchronously. This is not a synchronous cleanup receipt. The application does not install another reactor, timer registry or I/O configuration.