c#call results msg invokes a method on c's target and eventually resolves results with the answer.

c#shortest is the shortest known path to cap. i.e. if c is forwarding to another cap, we return that, recursively.

c#when_more_resolved fn calls fn x when this cap becomes more resolved. fn x gets a reference to x and needs to dec_ref it. Note that the new capability can be another promise. If c is already resolved to its final value, this does nothing. If c is a far-ref, fn x will be called when it breaks. If c is forwarding to another cap, it will forward this call. If c gets released before calling fn, it will never call it.

c#when_released fn will call fn () when c's ref-count drops to zero. This is used for caches, to remove entries when they become invalid. For promises, fn will be transferred to the resolution if resolved. For broken caps, this method does nothing (exceptions are never released).

c#problem is the exception for a broken reference, or None if it is not known to be broken.