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clarify onMount return functions when combined with non-synchronous handlers #5053

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clarify onMount with async
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> This behaviour will only work when the function passed to `onMount` *synchronously* returns a value. `async` functions always return a `Promise`, and as such cannot *synchronously* return a function.
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Do we want to maybe say "returns a function" rather than "returns a value"? The only thing I'd worry with about that is the ends of the two sentences sounding a bit repetitive.

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The reason I've said value in the first instance, is that I wouldn't consider this:

const myOnDestroy = function () { disposeStuff() } 
onMount(async () => new Promise(r => r(myOnDestroy))

as returning a function, more returning a value. I'd want to cover people literally using promises as return values within async functions.

The second sentence refers to a concrete example.

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That's fair. This seems like a good explanation then, and there'll at least be some place in the docs to point people to about this now.


#### `beforeUpdate`

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