lol, no prioritizing.

IRL, from an objective non-webpoo perspective, async/await is a hilariously unimportant thing for a significant number of people to have spent that much time on implementing mediocre-ly.

I'd estimate that well over 75% of Crabs have never used async/await in any form, will never use async await in any form, and most importantly don't actually know how to effectively use async await in any form.

If there's not at least a way of making full use of it that doesn't involve pulling in one of the multiple ludicrously over-engineered hundred-ton "async" libs that exist for Rust, than everyone involved absolutely shit the bed.