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Modular Responsiveness Verification of Rust Async Runtimes
Asynchronous (async) programming is a popular paradigm for managing concurrency. Languages that provide async support typically have a runtime to manage asynchronous executions. These runtimes are critical infrastructure, yet verifying them has received little attention. One reason is that a propert
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