Swift challenge for the week:
Given the example code, how do you correctly convert it to use Swift Tasks and Structured Concurrency?
Let's avoid discussing how crappy the example code is — the point is that *a lot* of existing "async” UI code has this general form. This general style/convention of code is everywhere.
I think the first thing folks will reach for is replacing the dispatch queues with `Task { }`, but according to WWDC videos and folks that work on the compiler, that is wrong.