[question] Can we use Timer::add(0, $func, $vars, false) to run tasks async
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Hi,
I have seen that in other frameworks, in reality is the base of async.
`Timer::add(0, $func, $vars, false);`
Theoretically this task will be included to schedule in the event loop.
If so, perhaps it will be better to add a `Timer::once(0, $func, $vars);`.
Example:
`Timer::add(0, $send_mail, $vars, false);`
What do you think @walkor ??
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