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(TCP, UDP, files, and stdio) and adds necessary internal locks and
synchronization. None of this has been previously required because
threading was not possible so it wasn't possible to have parallel
operations issued, but with WASIp3 coop threads on the horizon this will
soon be possible. The goal of this commit is to ensure that I/O objects
all behave "reasonably" for operations issued in parallel. Blog Post Style Paper

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operations on the object start by acquiring the lock and then end by
releasing the lock. The main question to deal with is what to do with
blocking operations where a thread blocked in read shouldn't block a
sibling thread doing a write, for example. To handle this each
blocking operation drops the object's lock before issuing the blocking
operation. State is left behind to indicate that a blocking operation is
in-progress, however. Another part to handle here is that calls to
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1. Component model primitives can only reside in one waitable-set at a
   time. This means that if a thread is blocked on a waitable-set with
   stream and another thread puts that stream into a different
   waitable-set then the first thread won't operate correctly any more.
2. Component model streams only support at most one active operation on
   a stream at a time. Once issued another thread can't start a new
   operation.
3. Blocking operations in the component model cannot be cancelled. For
   example a thread blocked in read can't get cancelled by a thread
   calling close.

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thread is blocked in an I/O operation the object in question can't
handle any other requests for I/O. For example one thread blocked in
read means that another thread doing a nonblocking read basically
can't be supported. This also happens for other issues like another
thread doing poll, for example. For now these sorts of concurrent I/O
requests return EOPNOTSUPP to at least indicate that wasi-libc doesn't
support what's happening. I'm not sure if this is going to be a viable
strategy long-term, but my hope is that this covers the vast majority of
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intentionally supported. This is a known use case in the wild for many
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