Add aiologic to Awesome Trio Libraries in the docs

[x42005e1f]

Hi, I'd like to add aiologic to your list of awesome libraries. My library can be used to communicate with both threads and event loops in those threads, which can also be seen as an alternative approach to Trio/asyncio interoperability. But I'm not sure about which category aiologic is better to be in, so I put it under "Tools and Utilities". No documentation yet, but hopefully someone will find it useful.

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[A5rocks]

I was looking at your README and it seems pretty nice! I don't think this is a good idea though:

Optional Trio-style checkpoints

If something is optional, that means there are no guarantees. And it's the guarantees that every await will call a checkpoint that make trio easier to use.

[x42005e1f]

I agree @A5rocks, it does look weird, but the point is there: if a Trio run loop is running in a thread, then by default every await in that thread will call a checkpoint, otherwise it won't. This behavior can be changed via environment variables: you can even enable checkpoints for synchronous calls at the threading level (and get very nice fairness). It all depends on what the user wants.

[x42005e1f]

Now, since the last commit, the above behavior is clarified in my README.

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