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Converting `Option<A>` + `() => E` to `Effect<never, E, A>`

Is there an easy way to go from Option<A>Option<A> + () => E() => E to Effect<never, E, A>Effect<never, E, A>?

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Option<A>

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() => E

Effect<never, E, A>

Effect<never, E, A>

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