For me, the key to async/await is a linter that complains about un-handled promises. I appreciate in Go that any green threads are created explicitly with `go`,

For me, the key to async/await is a linter that complains about un-handled promises. I appreciate in Go that any green threads are created explicitly with `go`, whereas in typescript, they are signaled by the return type. My most recent background was in Go and so my mental model now is that async functions are similar to goroutines and `await` is a nice result collection mechanism. What's recently confused me is that exceptions from yet-to-be-awaited promises crash if you await anything else first.