QMutex isn't the right tool for this:

• If tryLock succeeds, the code didn't unlock the mutex again, leading

to the runtime warning "QMutex: destroying locked mutex"

• But if we add "else data.mutex.unlock()" then we risk that the other thread also

calls unlock(), on a now-unlocked mutex, which is undefined behaviour.

QWaitCondition is the right tool for waiting for something to happen,
allowing us to unlock the mutex correctly in all cases.

Alt+F2 "define test". Doesn't seem to work very reliably yet, though.