rename function listener to promises

docs/recipes/function-listeners.md → docs/recipes/promises.md

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- "title": "Function Listeners",
+ "title": "Promises",
  "id": "function-listener",
  "since": "6.1",
- "description": "This document explains how to use a function listeners in Lucee.",
+ "description": "This document explains how to use a fPromises in Lucee.",
  "keywords": [
  "parallel",
  "async",
  "thread",
- "function"
+ "function",
+ "romises"
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 }
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-# Function Listener
+# Promises
 
-Lucee 6.1 introduced a new feature called "function listeners". This allows you to execute a function (built-in or user-defined) in parallel, so you do not have to wait for the result of the execution, similar to using the `cfthread` tag. Function listeners provide an easy syntax to not only execute the function in parallel but also include support to handle the result by simply adding a listener after the function call. This listener can handle the result or exception of a function. 
+Lucee 6.1 introduced a new feature called "Promises". This allows you to execute a function (of any kind) in parallel, so you do not have to wait for the result of the execution, similar to using the `cfthread` tag. Promises provide an easy syntax to not only execute a function in parallel but also include support to handle the result by simply adding a listener after the function call. This listener can handle the result or exception of a function. 
 
 ## Simple Version
 
-This example demonstrates a simple function listener that executes `mySuccess` in parallel and sets a variable with the result.
+This example demonstrates a simple Promise that executes `mySuccess` in parallel and sets a variable with the result.
 
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