Support async sleep for sync fn-to-retry#551
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Would be neat to have 2 different changes
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This enables us to avoid blocking the async runloop, without needing to trivially wrap the function-to-retry.
Unfortunately the relevant introspection functions are new in Python 3.10; since Python 3.9 is EOL I've also dropped it from metadata and CI configs.