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diff --git a/meta/3rd/OpenResty/library/ngx/semaphore.lua b/meta/3rd/OpenResty/library/ngx/semaphore.lua
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----@meta
-
----@class ngx.semaphore
---- sem is the internal c handler
----@field sem userdata
-local semaphore = {
-  version = require("resty.core.base").version,
-}
-
----Creates and returns a new semaphore instance.
----
----@param  n?             integer   the number of resources the semaphore will begin with (default 0)
----@return ngx.semaphore? semaphore
----@return string?        error
-function semaphore.new(n) end
-
-
---- Returns the number of resources readily available in the sema semaphore
---- instance (if any).
----
---- When the returned number is negative, it means the number of "light threads"
---- waiting on this semaphore.
----
----@return integer count
-function semaphore:count() end
-
-
---- Requests a resource from the semaphore instance.
----
---- Returns `true` immediately when there is resources available for the current
---- running "light thread". Otherwise the current "light thread" will enter the
---- waiting queue and yield execution. The current "light thread" will be
---- automatically waken up and the wait function call will return true when there
---- is resources available for it, or return nil and a string describing the error
---- in case of failure (like "timeout").
----
---- The timeout argument specifies the maximum time this function call should
---- wait for (in seconds).
----
---- When the timeout argument is 0, it means "no wait", that is, when there is
---- no readily available "resources" for the current running "light thread",
---- this wait function call returns immediately nil and the error string "timeout".
----
---- You can specify millisecond precision in the timeout value by using floating
---- point numbers like 0.001 (which means 1ms).
----
---- "Light threads" created by different contexts (like request handlers) can
---- wait on the same semaphore instance without problem.
----
----@param  timeout? number
----@return boolean  ok
----@return string|'"timeout"'  error
-function semaphore:wait(timeout) end
-
-
---- Releases n (default to 1) "resources" to the semaphore instance.
----
---- This will not yield the current running "light thread".
----
---- At most n "light threads" will be waken up when the current running "light thread" later yields (or terminates).
----
----@param n? integer
-function semaphore:post(n) end
-
-
-return semaphore
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