fix(waitset): deregister cancelled broadcast receivers#116
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This PR follows the discussion in #115.
WaitSet previously identified registrations with bare slab indices. After wake_all drained the slab, a new waiter could reuse an index while an old future still retained it. This PR changes the registration identity to WaiterId { index, generation } and checks both values before updating or removing a waiter.
WaitSet now provides remove_waker for removing one registration and take_wakers for draining registrations before waking them outside the lock.
Cancellation cleanup is limited to broadcast::overflow::Recv. Ready paths clear the waiter id, so normally completed receive futures do not take the WaitSet lock from Drop. A pending receive removes its registration when it is cancelled.
Latch, Once, and WaitGroup keep their previous cancellation behavior. Barrier::wait also remains not cancel safe, matching tokio::sync::Barrier.