✨ Quality: Robustness improvement - AsyncBlock sync throw handling#95
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- Wrapped promiseFn call in try-catch to handle synchronous exceptions - Added regression test for synchronous throws in AsyncBlock - Updated quality journal with learnings about handling synchronous throws in async props
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💡 What: Added a try-catch block around the promiseFn call in AsyncBlock to handle synchronous throws.
🎯 Why: User-provided functions might throw synchronously before returning a promise, which would previously result in an unhandled exception or a stuck pending state.
📊 Impact: Makes AsyncBlock more robust against faulty promiseFn implementations.
✅ Verification: Added a regression test in lib/components/AsyncBlock/index.test.tsx.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16943017556023473671 started by @galiprandi