Refactor Job Queue Implementation for Improved Priority Handling and Cleanliness#275
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This PR refactors the existing job queue implementation in the JavaScriptEventLoop to address the following:
• Enhance code cleanliness and readability.
• Improve performance by leveraging better data structures and minimizing unnecessary operations.
• Future-proof the implementation with comments and thread-safety considerations.
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Future Improvements