Fluture

Futures are not executed until explicitly forked, preventing eager execution issues common with Promises and allowing more predictable control flow.

Built-in cancellation with cleanup logic enables resource release like timeouts or network requests, a feature missing in native Promises.

Implements standard monadic interfaces (Alt, Bifunctor, Monad), ensuring seamless interoperability with functional libraries like Sanctuary.

Handles deep recursion and large compositions without stack overflow errors, as demonstrated in the README with examples of chaining 100,000 operations.

Provides utilities like `hook` for safe acquisition and disposal of resources (e.g., file handles), preventing leaks in complex async workflows.