stdlib: export opaque ets:continuation/0#11072
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Expose continuation/0 as an exported opaque type so callers can annotate state passed between select/match steps without using term().
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Expose
ets:continuation/0as an exported opaque type so callers can annotate state passed between select/match steps without resorting toterm/0.Publicly exported functions have
ets:continuation/0as their exported type so this type is kinda public already.