Safari only partially supports top-level await#26510
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We're still working on better guidelines for when to set partial_implementation, but I believe it makes sense here.
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Summary
Marks Safari's implementation of top-level await as partial, because it doesn't support
Test results and supporting details
This was reported in #20426 and #26075.
Upstream bug: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=242740
The wording was taken from @shvaikalesh's WebKit PR addressing the issue (not yet merged) .
Related issues
Fixes #20426.