Love to see `iter-tools` come up, though obviously less so for getting beat. Still, I love seeing innovation in this field as much as anyone! And it's true tha

Love to see `iter-tools` come up, though obviously less so for getting beat. Still, I love seeing innovation in this field as much as anyone! And it's true that I've been dragging my feet on building concurrency support for iter-tools... That said, iter-tools still has some killer APIs like peekerate that I would find it quite hard to live without, and for iter-tools 8 I have some major tricks planned like making the sync/async divide go away completely.