Remove `static` from Procedure and enable more customization

[ddevault]

I'd like to see static taken off of the Procedure class, but the static methods can remain (backwards compatability and convenience). Then you can instantiate a Procedure object and do some customization on it, like so:

var proc = new Procedure(() => { ... });
proc.Retries = 5;
proc.Timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30);
proc.Execute();

[ddevault]

Furthermore:

var proc = new Procedure<string>(() => { ... });
var breaker = new Hopefully.CircuitBreaker(proc);
var result = breaker.Execute();

Then you could call breaker.Execute() several times.

[StachuDotNet]

I'd rather have a builder pattern.
Take off static, and you immediately lower the likelihood of an F# dev using this.
Use builder pattern, everyone is happy?

[ddevault]

Can you show some example code that demonstrates what you have in mind?

Also, I would prefer to leave the static methods there and continue to extend and maintain the static interface - so in theory F# devs can stick to that and still be happy.

[StachuDotNet]

Not right now; maybe tonight. Hold off tonight and I'll send a PR?
If I don't send one in 24hrs, then I've forgotten so forget me :)

[ddevault]

Sounds good to me, we aren't in a hurry.

[StachuDotNet]

Cool. Will include some F# samples/tests.