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Added the `BlockingTaskQueue` type BlockingTaskQueue allows a Rust closure to be scheduled on a foreign thread where blocking operations are okay. The closure runs inside the parent future, which is nice because it allows the closure to reference its outside scope. On the foreign side, a `BlockingTaskQueue` is a native type that runs a task in some sort of thread queue (`DispatchQueue`, `CoroutineContext`, `futures.Executor`, etc.). Updated some of the foreign code so that the handle-maps used for callback interfaces can also be used for this. It's quite messy right now, but #1823 should clean things up. Renamed `Handle` to `UniffiHandle` on Kotlin, since `Handle` can easily conflict with user names. In fact it did on the `custom_types` fixture, the only reason that this worked before was that that fixture didn't use callback interfaces. Added new tests for this in the futures fixtures. Updated the tests to check that handles are being released properly.
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