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Now based on the unified_errhandling changes (so I don't need to rebase everything twice to work with both for message logging)
Co-routines are a C++20 feature for automatically turning normal functions into asynchronous, yield-able functors automatically via the compiler. See the new mpi_tasks test for an example of how to use them.