I just got caught with a surprise on usage of `wit...

# coroutines

[Brian Carr]

I just got caught with a surprise on usage of withTimeout and delay. Delay has a guard condition where if delay == 0 it returns without suspending. As a result, withTimeout doesn’t have a suspend point to cancel. I can obvious code around this in my local example, but is this expected behavior? I expected delay(0) to basically be the equivalent of yield()