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this is only defined in photon. new on a p/fn calls the fn (aka boots the DAG). new on a missionary flow is basically “await” for flows, it is how you bridge a missionary flow to photon. the fact that these both type check in photon is revealing compiler internals. there is an edge case in the missionary interop which i will explain later