Actor.immutable returning Behaviour[T] makes sense as it uses recursion to
return updated state or Actor.stopped etc.
But in MutableBehavior, I end up using this pattern a lot.
override def onMessage(msg: Msg): Behavior[Msg] = {
msg match {
case M1 => //unit returning action
case M2 => //unit returning action
}
this
}
Which makes me wonder what use cases are helped by onMessage returning
Behaviour type (instead of Unit). Any thoughts?
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