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What does this PR do ?

This PR adds no extra functionality. It only reorganizes code, by breaking async_step up into async_forward and async_bookkeep. These two methods could be run independently, but this PR does not do so: it fully preserves the pre-existing logic-flow in main, only making cosmetic changes.

BENCHMARK INFO: The "golden" benchmark returns an average value of 95.91, with expected noise of +/- 2%.
This PR seeks to not degrade the "golden" benchmark as compared to #2189. It is successful in this endeavor.

WHY IS THIS NECESSARY: This reorg is necessary for future optimizations which will run async_forward and async_bookkeep in parallel.

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tdene commented Nov 10, 2025

/ok to test 19a8f0b

@ko3n1g ko3n1g added this to the Core 0.16 milestone Nov 10, 2025
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