introduce promiseWithResolvers helper #3902
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this looks great.
i wonder if in terms of the ECMA construct if it wouldn't be even better to have different versions of this; if the caller doesn't need access to reject, maybe a different method could only return resolve and then it can be known that the promise will never throw....
but that is not for us I suppose :)
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Promise.withResolvers is currently a stage 2 proposal for JS. This adds an equivalent jsutil to standardize usage.