add curio support #74
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Hello,
Thanks a lot for your work, I take hours of good learning, (starting from 0mq, and it's not all done for now, so really thanks you).
As I using more often curio async framework, I've added aio helper implementation for it.
I hope that I did not go away of something more smart (...)
The example 'pair1_async_curio.py' worked fine for me, and few test unit are ok with the last github version of pytest-curio.
About pytest-curio, i've made a pull request on (johnnoone/pytest-curio#5), which has just been accepted, so as soon it will be available on pypi, a simple pip install pytest-curio will be enought.
If all is ok, it could close this issue: #23
Regards,
Jerome