SendFut::poll should return Poll::Pending for rendezvous channels when no item is queued

[thomaseizinger]

I have a rendezvous channel with one Receiver and multiple senders, each sender sitting in its own task. I'd like these tasks to wake up when the Receiver gets dropped. For this to work, the task needs to suspend on SendSink::poll_ready.

Today, this does not work because SendFut returns Poll::Ready if it does not have anything to do:

flume/src/async.rs

Lines 195 to 198 in fcf3849

	fn poll(mut self: Pin<&mut Self>, cx: &mut Context<'_>) -> Poll<Self::Output> {
	if let Some(SendState::QueuedItem(hook)) = self.hook.as_ref() {
	if hook.is_empty() {
	Poll::Ready(Ok(()))

I don't think this is correct. Instead of always returning Poll::Ready, I think the future needs to check, whether there would be capacity to send an item and if there isn't like in the case of a rendezvous channel, register a waker and return Poll::Pending.