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allow to limit/annotate tests in a similar way we have for js, native, etc. when run using graalvm native-image

Suggested on Telegram.

It may be easier to understand the examples if they don't show both distage and BIO at the same time, so we may want to have a variant of distage-example that uses just distage alone, using a monomorphic effect type everywhere.

Ran into this when trying to use Response.setCookiesDecode. It always returned None.

Turns out currently it expects a date on this format for the expires value :
2022-02-24T17:10:10.682151Z
The Set-Cookie I was trying decode had an expires value on this format:
Fri, 25 Feb 2022 04:49:46 GMT
This also seems to be the format that the [HTTP specification](https://httpwg.org/specs/rf

The website here needs to show the most recent release.

https://zio.github.io/zio-prelude/docs/overview/overview_index#installation

• final def transformAt[A <: Json](cursor: JsonCursor[_, A])(f: A => Json): Either[String, Json] = ???
• final def delete(cursor: JsonCursor[_, _]): Either[String, Json] = ???
• final def diff(that: Json): JsonDiff = JsonDiff(self, that)
• final def intersect(that: Json): Either[String, Json] = ???
• `final def relocate(from: JsonCursor[_, ], to: JsonCursor[, _]):

Scala 2.11 was removed in zio/zio-actors#89

Lets add it back now thar ZIO-NIO supports 2.11

Is there a scala.js version? If not, can that be added?

The file that needs to be modified is SwitchWindowCommand.scala

I don't know if jna-platform has all the functions necessary to make this possible for macOS and Linux. If they're not there, we'll have to add the bindings.

Measure the performance of the most frequently used commands from the sorted sets API. Please make sure to benchmark each command using the following client libraries:

• zio-redis :)
• redis4cats
• laserdisc
• [rediculous](https://github.com/ChristopherDavenport/redicu

https://scalacenter.github.io/scalafix/docs/users/suppression.html

We should probably simply rename this annotation for more "zio-shield-ish" and make it specific, because we control the set of rules.