Making sure then() callback is called for RemoveBond request#365
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This PR fixes #363.
Issue
When
removeBond()is executed, there are 2 callbacks called in result: disconnection and changing bond state toBOND_NONE. They, however, as shown in #363, can come in any order. Until now, the behaviour was different in any of those cases.Solution
This PR fixes the issue by ensuring that both the
onConnectionStateChangecallback and bond state broadcast listener are called. They still can be called in any order, but neither of them should block execution of the other. Thethencallback of the Remove Bond callback should be called in any case.