Remove loop from emscripten_thread_sleep. NFC#26585
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Remove loop from emscripten_thread_sleep. NFC#26585sbc100 wants to merge 1 commit intoemscripten-core:mainfrom
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We have code in the lower level emscrpeten_futex_wait that take care of splitting up the wait for the main runtime thread. For normal pthreads I don't see any need to run the message queue while the thread is sleeping like this. Instead, it can run from the event loop, or explicitly run. Followup to emscripten-core#26471
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We have code in the lower level emscrpeten_futex_wait that take care of splitting up the wait for the main runtime thread. For normal pthreads I don't see any need to run the message queue while the thread is sleeping like this.
Instead, it can run from the event loop, or explicitly run.
Followup to #26471