await
Synchronously waits for result and returns it.
Bridges the Deferred-based result back into a non-coroutine caller via runBlocking. Use this from a non-suspend main() function or any other synchronous entry point where introducing suspend/ runBlocking would be unwelcome boilerplate.
Coroutine-aware callers should prefer result.await() directly so they can compose the wait with their own coroutine context.
Caution — runBlocking deadlock hazard. Do not call this from inside a coroutine running on the same dispatcher the simulation uses (typically ksl.simulation.SimulationDispatcher.default). The calling thread blocks waiting for work that may need that thread, which can deadlock. Likewise, do not call from a UI thread (Swing EDT, JavaFX FX thread); doing so freezes the UI for the duration of the run. In both cases, observe result asynchronously instead — result.await() from a coroutine, or events.collect { … } for a UI-friendly progress stream.