Function Continue

Continue<B = never, C = void>(value: C): ControlFlow<B, C>
Creates a Continue variant of ControlFlow.

Use this to signal that an operation should continue as normal.
Type Parameters
- B = never
  The type of the break value (defaults to void when a value is provided).
- C = void
  The type of the continue value.
Parameters
- value: C
  The value to carry forward (optional, defaults to undefined).
Returns ControlFlow<B, C>
A ControlFlow in the Continue state.
Example
```
const flow = Continue();
console.log(flow.isContinue()); // true

const flowWithValue = Continue(42);
console.log(flowWithValue.continueValue().unwrap()); // 42
```
- Defined in std/ops/control_flow.ts:322
Continue<B = never>(): ControlFlow<B, void>
Creates a Continue variant of ControlFlow with no value. This overload is used when the operation continues but doesn't carry a meaningful value.
Type Parameters
- B = never
  The type of the break value (allows type specification when chaining with Break).
Returns ControlFlow<B, void>
A ControlFlow<B, void> in the Continue state.
Example
```
const voidFlow = Continue();
console.log(voidFlow.isContinue()); // true
console.log(voidFlow.continueValue()); // Some(undefined)

// With explicit type parameter
const typedFlow = Continue<string>();  // ControlFlow<string, void>
```
- Defined in std/ops/control_flow.ts:339