Will await using actually perform the await at release, i.e. at the end of the scope? Could add an unexpected event loop tick around a curly brace (so if you sc

Will await using actually perform the await at release, i.e. at the end of the scope? Could add an unexpected event loop tick around a curly brace (so if you schedule something after the await but before the end of the scope, it will look like the scheduled thing will always happen after dispose, but it could happen before.)