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The asynchronous channels defined in this package allow a completion
* handler to be specified to consume the result of an asynchronous operation.
* The {@link #completed completed} method is invoked when the I/O operation
* completes successfully. The {@link #failed failed} method is invoked if the
* I/O operations fails. The implementations of these methods should complete
* in a timely manner so as to avoid keeping the invoking thread from dispatching
* to other completion handlers.
*
* @param