Redux Async Queue Middleware

redux-async-queue is a Redux middleware designed to manage the sequential execution of asynchronous actions. It allows developers to define multiple distinct queues, ensuring that actions belonging to a specific queue are processed one at a time, in the order they were dispatched. Each queued action dispatches a `callback` that receives `next`, `dispatch`, and `getState`, requiring an explicit call to `next()` to signal completion and allow the next item in the queue to proceed. This pattern is useful for operations that must be serialized, like sequential API calls or resource-intensive tasks that cannot run concurrently. The package is currently at version 1.0.0, suggesting a stable, though possibly no longer actively developed, state. Its differentiator lies in its explicit queue naming and manual progression mechanism, contrasting with more general-purpose async Redux patterns like thunks or sagas which handle concurrency differently or rely on more advanced paradigms. The library focuses solely on ordered async execution within a Redux store.