The WebGPU API is "asynchronous" in the sense that it schedules work to happen later on the GPU (like all GPU APIs), but the function calls are mostly not `asyn

The WebGPU API is "asynchronous" in the sense that it schedules work to happen later on the GPU (like all GPU APIs), but the function calls are mostly not `async` at the JavaScript level in the sense that they don't return Promises and you don't `await` them. Error scopes will work for rendering code, which should not be waiting on Promises.