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because it is declared as an effect - and implements a handle.

Think of it more like an interface. It turns out that many common patterns - async, IO, yielding can all be expressed with a handle - and the effect can be represented in the signature.

This allows the code to have which effect its ran in, at runtime - other commenters pointed out its very similar to dependency injection.

I agree with this sentiment but view it inherently as a feature of languages like f# and Haskell - That small ripple at compile times makes trusting refractors easier. After having experienced this, languages like python become really challenging to grok without heavy unit testing.

Has anyone seen a way to call this from Rust?

Neat-- Just applied to create content.