Aborting removes the entry from the queue and rejects its promise with
signal.reason. An entry that is already running keeps running — f
cannot be interrupted — but its eventual result is dropped, exactly as
after rejectAll. A signal that is already aborted rejects without
queueing anything.
Aborting removes the entry from the queue and rejects its promise with
signal.reason. An entry that is already running keeps running —fcannot be interrupted — but its eventual result is dropped, exactly as afterrejectAll. A signal that is already aborted rejects without queueing anything.