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Chris Tate
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`Promise.all([a, b])` whose entries have different types (the checker's tuple overload) ran through an async helper that awaited the combinator and then each fulfilled entry, so its awaits resumed three microtask turns after Node's. The combinator now stores the entry promises, and an adapter run inside its settlement reads them into the tuple, so the result settles on the combinator's turn: awaiting it, storing it first, chaining it with then and returning it from an async function all land on Node's turns. Plain entries join the combinator through Promise.resolve, as in Node, and unit-typed entries compile.