I reworded it to make it a bit more clear (at least, I thought so) — "pass an async function to useEffect", meaning the argument supplied to useEffect itself, r

I reworded it to make it a bit more clear (at least, I thought so) — "pass an async function to useEffect", meaning the argument supplied to useEffect itself, rather than "use directly within" which is ambiguous. Re-added "directly" to hopefully make even more clear. Sorry for the confusion!