Offload functions to worker threads with shared memory primitives for Node.js.
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`channel()` fan-out now rotates consumer selection round-robin instead of always preferring the lowest-index consumer. Previously, when several consumers were below `highWaterMark`, the distributor would pick `consumers[0]` every time, skewing work toward the first worker. The scan now starts from a rotating cursor, so ties distribute evenly.
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# moroutine
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## 1.2.1
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### Patch Changes
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- b9b3498: `channel()` fan-out now rotates consumer selection round-robin instead of always preferring the lowest-index consumer. Previously, when several consumers were below `highWaterMark`, the distributor would pick `consumers[0]` every time, skewing work toward the first worker. The scan now starts from a rotating cursor, so ties distribute evenly.
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Skip-based RR semantics are unchanged — consumers at cap are still skipped so a saturated worker doesn't stall the pipeline. Fairness is best at higher volumes (≥10K items) and under any real backpressure, where initial warm-up asymmetry washes out. See `examples/benchmark-dispatch/fanout.ts` for measured distributions.
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## 1.2.0
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### Minor Changes