timeout within waitForEvent means that after that timeout workflow continues or workflow is being stopped?
workerd's C++ are multithreaded or not though (i.e. hashing)
max_concurrency setting for consumer Queues?waitForEvent()s running at the same time for a single Workflow instance? I am starting a Workflow when a user begins uploading a series of files to R2, and using R2 Event Notifications to notify the Workflow when each file is complete. I don't think I can guarantee the order of upload so I would prefer to wait for all files to be uploaded at the same time. Otherwise I will use a single waitForEvent that will re-trigger another wait.. until all required files are uploadedwaitForEvent type parameter, it breaks things. So like, video.mp4 doesn't work, giving workflow.invalid_event_type, even though they're both strings. Does the period need to be escaped?
waitForEvent. I know I can defer this polling to a DO, but would be useful to do it within the existing flow
