What about async/await?

It seems to be a safe pattern under the criteria stated in the article as long as all async calls are awaited. This pattern guarantees the flow will return back only after all async task have finished.

The article says modern languages allow domesticated forms of goto (statements like break, continue, return...) that are scoped at function level. What about exceptions and exception handling? An exception thrown in a function and caught in a parent works as a wild goto. The railway pattern comes to my mind.