From the review result:
Then I found, not in the docs, but in the examples from the repo the 'quitter' example [...] it's clear from the example that outside of task Capy has other not well documented 'toolkit elements'. [...] why leave this stuff in if it's not really documented?
Source: Boost review result (conditional acceptance), Boost mailing list, September 2026.
quitter is a first-class library type (tested, reference-documented) but has no manual page and no nav entry; its design rationale lives in doc/quitter.md, a loose file outside the Antora tree that never renders. The same gap applies to async_mutex, async_event, async_waker (reference-only) and to examples that ship without a docs page (when-any-cancellation, fabrics, cuda, asio interop).
From the review result:
Source: Boost review result (conditional acceptance), Boost mailing list, September 2026.
quitteris a first-class library type (tested, reference-documented) but has no manual page and no nav entry; its design rationale lives indoc/quitter.md, a loose file outside the Antora tree that never renders. The same gap applies toasync_mutex,async_event,async_waker(reference-only) and to examples that ship without a docs page (when-any-cancellation, fabrics, cuda, asio interop).doc/quitter.mdinto the Antora tree