fix: prevent reboot loops #345
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…oot behavior with JS SDK (#361) This fixes several issues with the `Actor.reboot()` behavior: - `Actor.reboot()` waits for all event handlers to finish, but if itself it was called in an event handler, it would be waiting for itself, getting into a deadlock - `Actor.reboot()` in the JS SDK triggers event handlers for the `migrating` and `persistState` events, but in the Python SDK it was triggering only the `persistState` handlers This aligns the behavior to work like the JS SDK, and prevents reboot getting into an infinite loop by allowing it to be called only once. Related PR in JS SDK: apify/apify-sdk-js#345
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We can't use
Actor.reboot()inside amigratingevent handler, because it internally calls all the handlers for themigratingevent, so calling that on themigratingevent would get into an infinite loop. This fixes it by allowing the reboot to be called only once.