Add async overloads of withLock for FS I/O#420
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When converting parts of the SwiftPM codebase from callbacks to `async`/`await` I've stumbled upon uses of file system locking that have to work across an async closure call. This is an additive change and has no impact on the existing blocking non-async uses of `FileLock.withLock`.
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When converting parts of the SwiftPM codebase from callbacks to
async/awaitI've stumbled upon uses of file system locking that have to work across an async closure call. This is an additive change and has no impact on the existing blocking non-async uses ofFileLock.withLock.