use previous Executor after delayed

use previous Executor after delayed

Summary:
When `delayed` is called on the Future, the underlying `futures::sleep` call runs on a timer thread, and the resulting callback is called on the same thread. Therefore, in the following sequence:

  f.via(&someExecutor).within(one_ms).then([&]() { /* [1] */ })

The code in [1] is not running in someExecutor. This can cause confusion by users of the library who expect the initial `via` to be sticky.

This change returns to the prior `Executor` after `delayed` is finished.

Reviewed By: yfeldblum

Differential Revision: D3979179

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