Allow events to be manually flushed in notify-debouncer-full#591
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Add a new public method `flush_nonblocking` which will indicate that all events will be processed in the next tick
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Add a new public method
flush_nonblockingwhich will indicate that all events will be processed in the next tick. This PR is useful for desktop applications where we might want to set the timeout to be quite high, but then signal a time when events should be optimistically processed, such as when the main window gets focus or after the system has been idle for a certain amount of timeTODO:
flush_nonblockingmethod