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Add additional documentation for nested callbacks #2635

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@jpallas pointed out in #2633 that our documentation about nesting
callbacks with managed handles is incomplete and confusing.

Add a chapter about nested callback, call out the limitations, add
references to the managed handle and managed transaction chapters.

@jpallas pointed out in jdbi#2633 that our documentation about nesting
callbacks with managed handles is incomplete and confusing.

Add a chapter about nested callback, call out the limitations, add
references to the managed handle and managed transaction chapters.
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@jpallas LMK if this the level of documentation that works for you. I still would be interested in possible lockup / error scenarios.

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@hgschmie hgschmie merged commit 4111b1b into jdbi:master Feb 17, 2024
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jpallas commented Feb 18, 2024

This is a really helpful improvement. Thank you! The only suggestion I have is to make some mention of handle reuse in the Javadoc for these methods. IDEs will display Javadoc but don't know about the external documentation.

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