Refactor py:cast to fire-and-forget, add py:spawn_call#26
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Track elapsed time in microseconds to avoid integer division truncation (100/1000=0) that broke timeouts >1ms.
- py:cast now returns ok immediately (no await) - py:spawn_call returns ref for use with py:await - Both support explicit context: cast/4,5 and spawn_call/4,5 - Update docs and examples
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py:cast/3,4,5now returnsokimmediately (fire-and-forget)py:spawn_call/3,4,5returns ref for use withpy:awaitChanges
py:cast- true fire-and-forget like gen_server:castpy:spawn_call- async call with ref for await (previous cast behavior)cast/4,5andspawn_call/4,5