Support a promise-based await

An SDK function that works similarly to await but is based on promises rather than blocking could be useful to expand developer options for coordinating mixed event classes. For instance, coordinating an .all() on an invoked activity and receiving a signal.

This interface could be designed in several different ways. As an example:

Promise until(java.time.Duration timeout, java.util.function.Supplier<java.lang.Boolean> predicate)

This function would take a timeout and predicate, and return a promise. Temporal will evaluate the predicate on each state transition (similar to .await), and will resolve the promise with "true" if the predicate returns true. and "false" if the timeout expires.

Start by comparing the existing Workflow.await API with Promise and the proposed Promise<java.lang.Boolean> interface using java.time.Duration and java.util.function.Supplier<java.lang.Boolean>. Clarify the intended API design and state-transition behavior, including coordination with activity promises and signals. Done means the chosen interface resolves true when the predicate becomes true and false when the timeout expires.