chore(maitake): use stdlib pin! and poll_fn
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Currently, we use the versions of `pin_mut!`, `future::poll_fn`, and `future::ready` from the `futures` crate. Now, `core::pin::pin!`, `core::future::poll_fn`, and `core::future::ready` are stable, so we can are stable, so we can just use the stdlib versions of these APIs instead. This allows us to reduce our dev dependencies on the `futures` crates down to just depending on `futures_util` in `maitake-sync` for `select_biased!`. Reducing the number of dev-deps will hopefully make compiling the tests a little faster. And, the stdlib version of `pin!` is *way* nicer than `futures::pin_mut!` as it can be on the right-hand side of an assignment, rather than requiring an assignment followed by a `pin!`.
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Currently, we use the versions of
pin_mut!andfuture::poll_fnfrom thefuturescrate. Now,core::pin::pin!andcore::future::poll_fnare stable, so we can just use the stdlib versions of these APIs instead.This allows us to reduce our dev dependencies on the
futurescrates down to just depending onfutures_utilinmaitake-syncforselect_biased!. Reducing the number of dev-deps will hopefully make compiling the tests a little faster. And, the stdlib version ofpin!is way nicer thanfutures::pin_mut!as it can be on the right-hand side of an assignment, rather than requiring an assignment followed by apin!.