I don't expect so. IIUC, work to be done for a promise is (typically) placed in the task queue when the promise is created, and will be eligible to start runni

I don't expect so. IIUC, work to be done for a promise is (typically) placed in the task queue when the promise is created, and will be eligible to start running the next time you get back to the event loop, which is part of what an `await` does.