Add basic Fiber implementation#8
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Current implementation is not covered by tests, and is not suitable for submission to the mainline. The implemented Fiber class acts as a higher-level wrapper around ConfigureStack and SwitchStack, supporting functions that work closer to how a developer familiar with writing code that runs in fibers would expect it.
State is an important piece of information to have for testing and for writing an actual scheduler.
The tests use a fake stack arena that simply allocates memory on the heap and checks for memory leaks at the end of the test. All tests pass at this time. Fibers are functioning as they should at this stage.
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Current implementation is not covered by tests, and is not suitable for submission to the mainline. The implemented Fiber class acts as a higher-level wrapper around ConfigureStack and SwitchStack, supporting functions that work closer to how a developer familiar with writing code that runs in fibers would expect it.