Avoid blocking the daemon main loop by using unbounded queue #230
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Blocking the main loop blocks all inputs and outputs, so we should really avoid it. By using unbounded queues to the subscriber tasks we can ensure that the daemon can always forward events immediately. The subscriber tasks will then take care of dropping inputs if the receiver is too slow.
This should fix lag issues that occur when messages are send with high frequency.