Drop tornado/twisted support #54
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Retargeting the project towards an async-only behavior. Future-Proofing: As asyncio is part of the Python standard library, it's likely to receive continued updates and improvements. By aligning with asyncio, we're ensuring that this project stays relevant and can benefit from the latest advancements in Python's asynchronous capabilities. This also aligns with community momentum which heavily shifted towards asyncio for async operations while providing simplified maintenance and reduced dependencies by dropping two major frameworks.
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Drop tornado/twisted support
Retargeting the project towards an async-only behavior.
Future-Proofing: As asyncio is part of the Python standard library, it's likely to receive continued updates and improvements.
By aligning with asyncio, we're ensuring that this project stays relevant and can benefit from the latest advancements in Python's asynchronous capabilities.
This also aligns with community momentum which heavily shifted towards asyncio for async operations while providing simplified maintenance and reduced dependencies by dropping two major frameworks.
This PR is the same as #52 but targets master.
For some reasons, two PRs got merged in the wrong order