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Why is the CancellationToken for a BlockingCollection not passed in the constructor ofBlockingCollection?
The token has to be passed into the Take and Add methods, what is the reason for this?
Why would using the ctor be better?
I can imagine using a CancellationToken for Take() but not for Add().
Or using different tokens.