Concurrent Consumption of JavaScript Async Iterators Without Waiting for Individual Promises

Is there a way to consume a javascript async iterator in a concurrent fashion with sth like Effect.all, which doesn't wait until an individual Effect/Promise is done until it fetches the next item?

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Concurrent Consumption of JavaScript Async Iterators Without Waiting for Individual Promises - Effect Community

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Concurrent Consumption of JavaScript Async Iterators Without Waiting for Individual Promises

Is there a way to consume a javascript async iterator in a concurrent fashion with sth like Effect.all, which doesn't wait until an individual Effect/Promise is done until it fetches the next item?