Summary:
During destruction, we enqueue a callback to `eventBase_` that references `wheelTimer_`.

So long as that callback exists, we have a circular dependency as both reference the other and we -cannot- safely destroy this object (and its members). The fix is to break this dependency someway. In this case, I've chosen to simply `AndWait` until the eventBase has consumed the message referencing the timer. From here normal destruction of members can proceed safely (destorying HHWheelTimer first, EventBase second).

The problem in the current code is that the Eventbase will attempt to consume all messages during it's own destruction. If `wheelTimer_->cancelAll()` is still enqueued, it will attempt to use the now destroyed `wheelTimer_`.

Test Plan:
Running this test repeatedly was able to repro:

./folly/futures/futures-test --gtest_filter=Timekeeper.futureWithinVoidSpecialization

Reviewed By: yfeldblum@fb.com

Subscribers: enis, folly-diffs@, jsedgwick, yfeldblum, darshan, chalfant

FB internal diff: D1985967

Tasks: 6332729, 6741095

Signature: t1:1985967:1428726270:997ec277c6a73554e54b8cf673acd36ff62976e6