Async/await support in Firefox
Am I alone in the boat that feels that the way that async/await is implemented in JS is a little wonky? I kind of prefer that you can do `await asyncFunc(...)` without having to denote the function itself as `async`, but I don't like that you can just call the `asyncFunc` without `await` and it would still potentially do something. In Python, when you `await` something, it actually runs the code, whereas running the function by itself just returns a Future that hasn't been started.<p>I feel like it's less difficult to shoot yourself in the foot with Python's implementation, because you know that if you're calling an asynchronous function, you have to `await` it or it won't work and won't have side effects. In JS, you could call the async function without awaiting it and it could have side effects which could produce subtle bugs that aren't easy to find.