in theory is it possible to have pathom do a join without explicitly returning a map in the resolver? e.g. instead of returning {:join-from {:join-to 1}} you just return {:join-from 1} and specify externally that the attribute :join-from can be walked to reach :join-to, so the query [{:join-from [:join-to]}] still works?

Hello everyone! Today I have some news on Pathom docs! 1. Now for async processes, the env can be a promise, this allows the user to make an easy async build-up, for loading external indexes for example. https://pathom3.wsscode.com/docs/async#async-env 2. Boundary interface just got it's section on the documentation. https://pathom3.wsscode.com/docs/eql#boundary-interface 3. A new tutorial is out! Learn how to deploy Pathom as a Google Cloud Function: https://pathom3.wsscode.com/docs/tutorials/serverless-pathom-gcf Another important one, if you are already using the boundary interface, I'm renaming :pathom/tx to :pathom/eql, if you used that please upgrade in your code (`:pathom/tx` is still supported for now, but I'll remove it once Pathom 3 reaches beta).