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After some research I stand corrected, apparently only partial support is possible.

https://www.jot.fm/issues/issue_2004_10/article4

I thought otherwise given my recollection of the samples, and that the platform supports C++, thus quite flexible on the opcodes.

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In many ways I feel I should have targetted OCaml instead, since I would have gotten a full effect handler system and delimited continuations for free.

Now I am generating two bodies for every defun that touches any suspending function, using asyncmethodbuilder, meaning I don't get any of the runtimeasync benefits coming in dotnet11.

Hopefully they'll give us a new asyncmethodbuilder that is somewhat more constrained but guarantees runtime async.

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