Fix delayed queue premature data prune, add tests#58
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Closes #43
While I was working on these tests I realized that the delayed queue should not purge the data during the
getcall. The implementation assumed that one queue will be called with just a singleupdateTime, but that may not be true because there can be multiple triggers (with differentupdateTimes).The new implementation made
getfunction pure and created a newprunefunction which can be called to remove the data that is no longer necessary. The queue is first initialized with amaximumUpdateTimewhich is the maximum update time across all triggers.