Std.Http.Server.run
fn
run: &Std.Http.Server.Server -> &Std.Http.Server.Running -> Int -> Result[Int, Std.Http.Server.ServerError]This is a callable function.
What it does
Accept connections into a bounded queue consumed by a fixed worker pool.
A connection is handled on its own thread, so one slow request does not
hold up every other client. That is the difference between a server and a
queue: without it, a handler that waits on a database stops the whole
program for as long as it waits.
`limit` bounds how many connections are accepted before the loop ends, so a
caller wanting one does not have to arrange to stop the server. A limit of
zero or less accepts until the server is stopped.
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