Add support for asynchrous iterators for arguments #47
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This allows you to start processing arguments before you've generated all of them. This was a feature trimeter had (I referenced their implementation when writing this).
This passes the existing test suite (all sync iterators) and a couple rough tests I ran using an async iterator, but could probably use a few additional automated tests.
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