List all thread and synchronisation system functions, and async ⎕NA - #1012
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…yalog#733) Complete the multithreading language elements list with every system function from the Threads and Synchronisation categories (adding ⎕DL, ⎕TALLOC, ⎕TGET, ⎕TNAME, ⎕TPOOL, ⎕TPUT and ⎕TREQ), and note that appending & to a ⎕NA function name runs it in its own system thread.
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Fixes #733
Complete the multithreading language elements list with every system function from the Threads and Synchronisation categories (adding ⎕DL, ⎕TALLOC, ⎕TGET, ⎕TNAME, ⎕TPOOL, ⎕TPUT and ⎕TREQ), and note that appending & to a ⎕NA function name runs it in its own system thread.