feat(async-queue): add result handling for job processing #7601
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- Added Result enum with ACK, REQUEUE, and DROP states - Modified Driver to handle different job processing results - Updated JobInterface to support return values - Enhanced message acknowledgment logic based on job return values This allows jobs to control their processing outcome: - Return Result::ACK to acknowledge and remove from queue - Return Result::REQUEUE to retry the job - Return Result::DROP to remove without retry - Default behavior maintains backward compatibility
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Summary
This PR adds enhanced result handling capabilities to the async queue system, allowing jobs to control their processing outcome through return values.
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Features
This allows jobs to implement custom retry logic and control queue behavior dynamically.