awesome_task_manager

Merge branch 'development'

• Simplified status stream accessors: getTaskStatusStream, getManagerTaskStatusStream, and the internal getStatusStream now default to the global stream when no identifier is provided, making subscriptions easier to reason about.
• Updated examples and tests to align with the streamlined stream behavior.
• Introduced typed task outcomes via TaskResult, TaskSuccess, and TaskFailure for clearer result handling.
• Documented the task status streams (getTaskStatusStream and getManagerTaskStatusStream) reflecting the simplified API and providing usage examples in README.
• Updated example loading overlay to cover the entire screen while reset tasks run.

Merge branch 'development'

• Prepared for publishing on pub.dev with high documentation coverage.
• Fixed incorrect image and banner paths in README, ensuring assets render properly on pub.dev and GitHub.
• Added extensive documentation for all public classes, methods, streams, observers, resolvers and lifecycle internals.
• Fully documented core architecture (TaskState, TaskStatus, TaskResolver, CancelableTask, ObservableStream).

Merge branch 'development'

• Initial release of Awesome Task Manager!
• This release introduces a powerful and flexible way to manage background tasks in your Flutter applications.
• Core Features:
  • Task Management: A robust system for executing, canceling, and observing tasks.
  • Task State Management: Clear and predictable state management for tasks (isExecuting, isCompleted, isCanceled, isError).
  • Observable Streams: Get real-time updates on task status using streams.
• Available Task Resolvers:
  • SharedResultResolver: Avoids re-executing the same task by sharing the result among concurrent callers.
  • SequentialQueueResolver: Executes tasks one by one in a sequential queue.
  • TaskPoolManager: Manages a pool of tasks to control concurrency.
  • CancelPreviousResolver: Cancels the previous task when a new one with the same ID is executed.
  • RejectAfterThresholdResolver: Rejects new tasks when a certain threshold is reached.
• Widgets:
  • AwesomeTaskObserver: A widget that rebuilds when the status of a task changes.
• Logging:
  • A simple logging system to help to intercept and debug task executions.