Feature/asyncio decorators #39
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Hi!
This PR implements idea from #26 to make limits decorator compatible with async functions and asyncio coroutines. It uses simple check inspect.iscoroutinefunction to dispatch work to sync/async implementation.
Credit to @evemorgen