[Rust] Fixes bug with async return! behavior#4393
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Hey Team,
I used to hang out in the Gitter back in the day! I am just getting back into the .NET/F# ecosystem after many years away. F# is still by far my favorite language and community, and I figured I would get back up to speed by experimenting with the Rust support.
What this PR does:
return!in an async CEContext & Feedback Request:
My F# is pretty rusty, so I am leaning on Claude and friends as a tutor to help me get reacquainted with the syntax and idioms. I’ve tested the logic locally and it works, but I want to be completely transparent: I am still re-learning what makes for "good" F#.
I opened this as a Draft because the last thing I want is to burden you with ugly code. If you have the bandwidth, I would hugely appreciate any feedback. If you prefer I work on my F# skills locally before contributing, just say the word and I will happily close this—no hard feelings at all! I just figured collaborating openly is the fastest way to learn while hopefully providing value.
Thanks for your time and for keeping this awesome project going!