Thread<T> class final

Emulates Java's Thread class using Dart's Isolate.

A Thread represents a separate unit of execution and encapsulates a Dart Isolate under the hood. Each Thread has its own memory space and runs independently from others.

This class provides Java-style threading behaviors such as:

• start()
• join()
• interrupt()
• static utilities like sleep(), currentThread(), and getThreadLocal(id)

Example usage:

void entry(ThreadMessage message) {
  print("Thread started with data: ${message.data}");
  message.replyPort.send('done');
}

void main() async {
  final thread = Thread(entry, initialMessage: 'Hello', debugName: 'worker-1');
  await thread.start();
  await thread.join();
  print('Thread completed.');
}