Rename ScheduledDisposable -> ScheduledSubscription #111
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Observable#subscribe_on incorrectly referred to the latter, but the class was actually called the former. Looking at similar implementation it seems to me to be more in line with a subscription than a disposable.
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Observable#subscribe_onincorrectly referred to the latter, but the class was actually called the former. Looking at similar implementation it seems to me to be more in line with a subscription than a disposable, so I updated the class description to match.Added a simple test that uses
#subscribe_on, and discovered that the test still failed when using theCurrentThreadScheduler, which seemed to be fixed by switching to curly brace syntax for the lambda in#unsubscribe.