I'm not sure I understand the intended use-case here. If the author knows the function they're calling is async, they can use `await` normally. If they know it's not async, they can avoid `await` altogether. If they have no idea whether it's async or not, that means they just don't understand what the function is returning, which sounds like a really bad thing that they should fix? And in that case, as Gus says, `await?`'s semantics would do some confusing things to execution order, making the line after the `await?` either run *before* or *after* the calling code, depending on whether the await'd value was a promise or not.
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