seize_all: Seize multiple discrete resources atomically
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seize_all

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Seize multiple discrete resources atomically

Attempts to acquire a list of resources in a single C++ call, avoiding per-resource R-to-C++ round trips.

seize_all(
  resources,
  policy = "all_or_none",
  amounts = NULL,
  priorities = NULL,
  force_unblock = FALSE,
  accum_queue = TRUE
)

`resources`	A list of `resource_discrete` objects.
`policy`	`"all_or_none"` (default) – acquires all only if all are available; queues for the first bottleneck without holding any others. `"sequential"` – acquires in list order, holding partial acquisitions; user is responsible for avoiding deadlocks.
`amounts`	Integer vector of units per resource (default `1L` for each).
`priorities`	Integer vector of priorities per resource (default `1L`).
`force_unblock`	Logical (default `FALSE`). When `TRUE` and all resources have sufficient capacity but the patient is not first in queue on some resources (deadlock), forcibly moves the patient to the front of those queues and acquires all resources. Has no effect when capacity is genuinely insufficient.
`accum_queue`	Logical (default `TRUE`). When `FALSE` and the patient already has a queue entry on a bottleneck resource from a previous failed attempt, skips adding a new entry (existing entry serves). Prevents phantom queue accumulation on retries.