test: recursive async IPC calls and cleanups#301
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Test that async processing threads correctly handle incoming requests while waiting on another. Also use the opportunity to refactor some of the tests to remove the try-catch blocks.
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Test that async processing threads correctly handle incoming requests while waiting on another.
Also use the opportunity to refactor some of the tests to remove the try-catch blocks.
Broken out from #300