[WIP] make tracing a task public so self-tracing is possible #6972
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cc @carllerche also for seeing how to make this pass CI without removing the test |
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There is some desire to make it possible for tasks to trace themselves to discover slow wakeups, something similar to the test I added.
This PR makes some functions public (but unstable) to make that easier.
WIP: actually add docs.