* Hook connection pool lifecycle within threadless
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* Define work lifecycle events for pool
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* Tie connection pool into Threadless
* Pass upstream conn pool reference to work instances
* Mark upstream conn pool as optional
* spellcheck
* Fix unused import
* Refactor pool
* mypy fixes
* Fix import (relative)
* Add WebScraper example skeleton & ConnectionPool skeleton
* Add ConnectionPool class
* Integrate ConnectionPool with proxy server (experimental)
* Lint fixes
* Remove unused imports. TODO: Put pool behind a flag. Default to false for now
* Make ConnectionPool multiprocess safe. Later we want to make it safe but without using locks
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* Remove unused imports
* Return created flag from acquire
* Guard connection pool behind --enable-conn-pool flag
* Flag belongs within connection pool class
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* self.upstream = None only for pool config
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