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docs: clarify remaining capacity under concurrent producers - #516
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Summary
Clarifies the concurrency semantics of
Sequenced.remainingCapacity()in response to #511.The method does not provide an atomic capacity snapshot. Under concurrent producers, sequences may be reserved before they are published, and the estimate may be stale or negative while producers contend for a full buffer. The documentation now recommends
hasAvailableCapacity(int)ortryNext()when a capacity decision must be correct.This intentionally does not change the existing cursor-read order: as discussed in #511, reading the cursor once or twice has different consistency trade-offs, and neither option is universally preferable.
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git diff --checkpassed.Closes #511